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Drug possession is a serious charge. It is usually a misdemeanor, but it can become a felony depending on the crime's extent and quantity of drugs found. A simple possession case usually comes with a year of jail time and a fine not exceeding $2,500. According to...
In most states, the judicial system has developed a special court for low-level drug crimes. These drug courts help to provide treatment and rehabilitation over punishment for first-time offenders. In Tennessee, drug courts are called recovery courts and are part of a...
Preparing for a job interview when you know someone might ask about your criminal record can cause angst. Knowing how to discuss your past can make a considerable difference in your confidence. There are ways you can put a positive spin on your former experiences....
Using drugs does not have to be the reason people lose control of their lives and the relationships that matter to them. However, prolonged drug use with no effort to change habits may create long-term damage and costly consequences. When people understand the...
Tennessee remains one of the few states where marijuana use is fully illegal. The possession or sale of cannabis, even in medicinal cases, risks heavy fines and jail time depending on the details. However, according to Knoxville's WBIR-TV, vape stores are selling the...
Facing any charges related to drugs or alcohol can often feel like an inescapable negative change to your entire way of living. However, you can protect your rights by ensuring that all checks and searches happened in accordance with the upheld standards associated...
Like most other states, Tennessee has some stiff penalties for those who possess controlled substances. Even though first-time offenders typically face misdemeanor charges, convictions may result in imprisonment. Even if you do not have drugs with you at the time of...
Often, legal trouble starts with a Tennessee traffic stop. However, knowing and understanding your rights when authorities stop your vehicle may help you avoid unnecessary hardships. While law enforcement officers need to have a warrant before they may search your...
The collateral consequences of a felony drug conviction in Tennessee can alter the trajectory of your life. These consequences may affect virtually every aspect of your life, from job to family and living arrangements. According to Tennessee Drug Statutes, possession...
A Tennessee drug conviction may upend many aspects of your life. However, if your offense was the result of a substance dependency, you may be able to get help and avoid jail time by enrolling in drug court. Rutherford County’s drug court program combines intensive...