Tennessee BUI Convictions May Affect DUI Penalties
2022 legislation proposed by Tennessee Senator White and Tennessee Representative Ogles would amend current law so that a prior conviction for the offense of boating
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2022 legislation proposed by Tennessee Senator White and Tennessee Representative Ogles would amend current law so that a prior conviction for the offense of boating
A client of mine have recently inquired about the effect a DUI conviction would have on their ability to obtain a handgun carry permit. I
There has been a lot of discussion both before and after the passage of President Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, but there has been little emphasis on
As part of a DUI offender’s bond or probation, a court may require a person to ne monitored for alcohol or drugs. The four most
The answer, as usual, depends. According to a decision released July 19, 2021, Tennessee and New Mexico are the only two states in the country
Tennesseans may recall that Governor Lee signed an executive order during the COVID-19 pandemic allowing restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages for take-out. Apparently, this order
As of July 1, 2021, the penalties for boating under the influence in Tennessee will be substantially increased. A number of Tennessee statutes will be
First-time driver license and ID applicants; new resident applicants; and REAL ID applicants can now upload some identifying documents online before going to get their
One of the positive changes brought about by the pandemic occurred when many state and local government allowed customers to take pre-mixed cocktails outdoors in
The Tennessee Senate has unanimously passed a law requiring law enforcement officers to undergo training on the proper testing procedures for use in investigating cases
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