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In Tennessee, Class E felonies are the lowest-level felony offenses. However, they still carry severe penalties, including jail time and a $15,000 fine.
Read More →A first DUI in Nashville -- or elsewhere in Tennessee -- can cost $4,900 or more. Discover the real costs, including fines, insurance, and potential job loss.
Read More →A second DUI in TN requires at least 45 days in jail, fines up to $3,500, and a two-year driver's license suspension. Let us help you fight your DUI charges.
Read More →Learn your rights at DUI checkpoints in Nashville, TN. Know where they may be located, what you're required to do, and how to protect yourself during a stop.
Read More →The legal limit for a DUI in Tennessee is a BAC of .08% In 2024, a new state law reduced the threshold for elevated charges from .20% to .15% This …
Read More →Learn what to expect from Nashville DUI school, including the cost, class format, and who’s required to attend after a DUI conviction or plea deal.
Read More →Learn what happens after a TN DUI first offense, including mandatory jail time, fines, driver's license suspension, and how to fight (and beat) the charge.
Read More →Texas law requires all vehicles to have front license plates. Failing to comply could result in a $200 fine and give police probable cause for a traffic stop.
Read More →Incest is technically illegal in all 50 states, but a few states, including New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Ohio, are more lenient than others According to the U.S. Department of …
Read More →What happens during booking in Harris County? You'll be photographed, fingerprinted, searched, and held in a cell until you appear before a magistrate.
Read More →Living and sleeping in your car is legal in Texas, but local ordinances and rules limit your options. Rest stops are safe, and truck stops can be good options.
Read More →Disorderly conduct charges in Texas don't typically involve jail time, so they're often easy to beat when prosecutors want to focus on more serious allegations.
Read More →Jail visitation in the San Antonio area requires planning. Visits must be scheduled 72 hours in advance, and no visits are allowed on Mondays and most Sundays.
Read More →Learning whether you have an arrest warrant in Bexar County can be cumbersome. The online system doesn't always list warrants. Instead, you have to call.
Read More →Data show that the average bail amount in Bexar County is $21,097, and the county typically only uses low-cost personal bonds for misdemeanor offenses.
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