Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
Vince Wyatt had an article that was recently featured in the Tennessee Bar Journal relating to the consequences of a conviction. In such article, he discussed how individuals can be prevented from pra...
See Full GuideOne of the first calls that an attorney may receive about a prospective client may come from a friend or family member, who is calling on behalf their loved one, who is behind bars. Typically the firs...
See Full GuideUnder Tennessee Law, all persons charged with criminal offenses are entitled to a reasonable bail amount with the exception of those charged with murder, in which Tennessee law does not require that ...
See Full GuideTennessee Code Annotated 55-10-416 makes it absolutely illegal for the driver of an automobile to possess an open container of alcohol. The law does not forbid a passenger from possessing alcohol or o...
See Full GuideWhen a parent lends their car to their son or daughter several worries probably come to mind, but it is doubtful that many ever consider that their son or daughter may transport illegal drugs in such ...
See Full GuideA conviction for domestic assault or even a domestic assault that has been amended to simple assault will forever prevent that person from legally possessing a firearm. See United States v. Hayes, 12...
See Full GuideFelony or Misdemeanor? The biggest difference between simple assault and aggravated assault is that simple assault or domestic assault (if a domestic relationship is involved) are both treated as mis...
See Full GuideThe Tennesee Legislature made several changes to the DUI law this past legislative session that went into effect for DUI violations after June 23, 2010. One of such changes amended the law regarding t...
See Full Guide1. What does it mean to get a Criminal Misdemeanor Citation in Davidson County, Tennessee? The short answer is that it is basically the same thing as getting arrested, yet you were spared the humilia...
See Full GuideThe Judge can order the defendant to serve his entire sentence in jail. Basically the entire sentence that was originally suspended to be served on probation is now being placed into effect to be ser...
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