Orders of Protection: How They Work in Tennessee

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We’re often asked the questions, “How does a protection order work?” and “What’s the difference in a restraining order and an order of protection?” Protection orders in Tennessee are a complicated subject. The attorneys at Legal Powers of Nashville, TN and the surrounding areas are prepared to help you through the process of an Order … Read more

Understanding Charges of Theft in Tennessee

Understanding Charges of Theft in Tennessee

There are too many different categories of theft offenses in the state of Tennessee to address in detail in a single blog post. However, this article is intended to cover the high points of theft charges in Tennessee and how you can address those charges against you. A common example of theft would be an … Read more

The Bridge Between Burglary and Shoplifting

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Theft is a crime that can be considered a misdemeanor depending on the amount of goods stolen. In some special cases prosecutors are pursuing more severe charges of burglary, which is a serious felony charge with significantly higher penalties of prison time and fines. This concerning courtroom trend can turn a case of what should … Read more

CBD Oil: The Legal Substance That Is Treated Illegally

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Know your rights when it comes to CBD possession In 2017 the Tennessee legislature fully legalized the use and sale of hemp-based CBD oil that contains less than 0.3% THC. The legalized CBD industry touts itself as offering a product that is great for your health and for the economy by creating a new market … Read more

Can My Facebook Account Be Used Against Me In Court?

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Every day we see countless updates online including pictures, witty captions, and hashtags that document peoples’ entire lives. But is posting your every move and thought on social media really the best idea? Can social media really be used as evidence in a court case? REMEMBER: What you post online can be used against you … Read more