Tennessee State Representative Ron Gant (R-Piperton) has introduced House Bill 190, which would increase penalties for aggravated vehicular assault and aggravated vehicular homicide for those
Those who read my original blog post of March 3, 2025 will be happy to now read that the recent publicity divulging how hundreds of
It could happen to me or you. State and national news sources are finally reporting an undo number of sober drivers who are being wrongfully
Regular readers of this blog will recall my February 17, 2025 post relating to this topic. Since the publication of that post discussing a change
In 2017, Utah became the first (and so far, the only) state to pass legislation to lower the per se legal limit from .08% to
My office receives many phone calls from people wanting to reinstate their driver’s license. It is a process that can admittingly become complicated and frustrating.
As of July 1, 2024, a person who was administered an opioid antagonist is presumed to be impaired while driving for the next 24 hours.
Some of my clients ask me how they may avoid spending so much time in jail for a second offense in the event they are
Field sobriety tests are not always correct in determining if someone is under the influence of an intoxicant. Due in part to lack of proper
As of July 1, 2024, the “Ben Kredich Act” goes into effect in Tennessee. This law, which has not yet been assigned a statute number
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