In Tennessee, you can be charged with theft of property if you intentionally deprive the owner of a piece of property without the owner’s consent. You could also be charged with theft of services if you intentionally use fraud or other types of deception to obtain services, use services meant for someone else for yourself, … Read more
Losing your civil rights after a felony conviction can feel like your life can never get truly back on track. In many cases, a conviction can take away your right to vote, hold certain jobs, or even own a firearm. But for many people, the law provides a way to restore these rights and move … Read more
A Williamson County woman has been accused of hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband, a former Nashville news anchor. Angelia Solomon was arrested this past April after allegedly meeting with an undercover TBI agent in the parking lot of the Cool Springs Galleria to plan the murder of Aaron Solomon. Angelia has also been … Read more
This summer, the Tennessee legislature signed a bill that introduced a new host of misdemeanors into law. SB 30/HB 55 was amended once before becoming enforceable law, with a second amendment failing on the House floor, and went into effect on July 1, 2025. One of those misdemeanors has garnered particularly heightened scrutiny – a … Read more
The Tennessee legislature has been busy this summer, with multiple new laws that went into effect on July 1, 2025. Many of those were either new offenses or expansions of already existing ones, including several misdemeanor charges. Under HB 55/SB 30, you could now face a misdemeanor charge for putting up a poster on the … Read more
Following a weeklong manhunt, Austin Robert Drummond was arrested after an infant was found abandoned on a stranger’s lawn in Lake County, and the bodies of the infant’s mother, father, grandmother, and uncle were found at their home in Dyer County. The murders and manhunt rocked the state of Tennessee, particularly those in West Tennessee. … Read more