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What Is a Ponzi Scheme?
In the world of white-collar crime, Pozi schemes are king. So, what is a Ponzi scheme and how is it punished?
Read MoreUnderstanding Wire Fraud
In the world of white-collar crimes, wire fraud is king. Read our blog to learn more about wire fraud and how it is prosecuted.
Read MoreWhat Happens If I Miss Jury Duty in TN?
When most people are not excited nor happy when they receive jury duty summons in the mail. However, jury service is a civic duty you serve as a United States...
Read MoreCan a Passenger Be Charged with a DUI in TN?
If a driver’s blood alcohol content is at least .08 percent or under the influence of drugs, he/she can be charged with a DUI in Tennessee. However, did you know...
Read MoreWhat Is Legally Considered Blackmail?
According to Tennessee Code § 39-13-301, blackmail is defined as “threatening to expose or reveal the identity of another or any material, document, secret, or other information” that may cause...
Read MoreDomestic Abuse Crimes
What Is Domestic Violence? In Tennessee, domestic violence is referred to as domestic assault, which is an assault against a “domestic abuse victim.” Domestic disputes that escalate to matters of...
Read MoreWhat Do You Do If Someone Steals Your Medication?
It is illegal to knowingly possess or casually exchange a controlled substance unless the substance was obtained with a valid prescription (TN Code § 39-17-418). But can you be charged...
Read MoreCan Police Arrest Me Without a Warrant?
In last week's blog, we discussed what it means to have a warrant issued in your name. To recap, a magistrate may approve a request for an arrest warrant when...
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to Have an Arrest Warrant Issued in My Name?
An arrest warrant is a written document signed by a magistrate authorizing law enforcement officials to arrest the person named in the order. It contains the defendant's name, alleged offense,...
Read MoreMisdemeanors vs. Felonies in Tennessee
Crimes in Tennessee are divided into two categories: misdemeanors and felonies. In general, misdemeanor offenses are not as harsh as felony crimes. However, getting convicted of a misdemeanor can still result in...
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