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  • Options When You Have a Felony: Expunge Your Record
    If you have a criminal past, no one needs to tell you the number of ways it can negatively affect you. Job openings, career advancement and educational opportunities are now limited. It is both unfair and a truism that one indiscretion in one's youth can have such a debilitating long term effect on one's life path.
    Published 17Apr2010, viewed 978 times
  • Penalties for a DUI in Tennessee
    There are a variety of penalties for a DUI specific to Tennessee. Your past record, level of intoxication and circumstances of your arrest all carry with them various factors related to your potential punishment. This is a brief overview of what you can expect if you are found guilty of a DUI within the State of Tennessee.
    Published 23Oct2009, viewed 354 times
  • Defending Yourself Against a DUI
    Driving under the influence is one of the most common crimes in the country. No other crime so regularly affects individuals from all social strata. Millionaires and public housing residents are both routinely charged with a DUI. As differently situated in life as they are, their defenses, and how they should handle their cases, should be the exact same.
    Published 23Oct2009, viewed 406 times
  • The 1976 Revision of Copyright Act: A Summary
    The revision of the Copyright Act in 1976 changed the way exclusive copyright existed and terminated. The 1976 act is now the primary basis of copyright law in the United States. Basic rights of copyright holders are codified, as well as the now oft employed "fair use" doctrine.
    Published 22Oct2009, viewed 1513 times
  • How Does a President Grant a Pardon?
    Each presidency establishes its own set of standards and considerations when determining who receives a presidential pardon. The power to pardon is exclusive to the president. In Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution, the pardon power is limited only in that impeachment is not a pardon-eligible offense. There is no congressional input into the pardon process and no judicial review.
    Published 15Oct2009, viewed 342 times
  • Facing a Federal Charge: What Should I Do if Prosecuted by the Government?
    If you are charged with a crime by the federal government, your defense must be air tight. There is, for a variety of reasons, no room for error. Since almost all federal convictions carry prison time, it is important to mount an aggressive and committed defense from the beginning.
    Published 15Oct2009, viewed 281 times
  • How to Apply for Presidential Pardons
    The Department of Justice has established certain minimum standards for those wishing to apply for a presidential pardon. Recommendations, a five year waiting period, and the reason for one seeking the pardon are all vital aspects of the successful pardon application.
    Published 01Oct2009, viewed 301 times
  • Apply for a Presidential Pardon: A How-To Guide
    To apply for a presidential pardon, one must meet certain threshold requirements as outlined by the Department of Justice. Unless you meet these requirements, your application for a presidential pardon is destined to fail.
    Published 09Aug2009, viewed 288 times
  • A History of Presidential Pardons
    he primary reason for the controversy underlying many pardons is a simple one: second chances for serious offenses are always debatable. Every individual receiving a pardon has been subject to the system, and has been deemed worthy of some sort of stigma or punishment. It is a testament to the soundness of the pardon power, however, that pardon controversies are relatively rare in relation to the number of pardons actually granted.
    Published 07Sep2009, viewed 362 times
  • Obtaining a Pardon in Tennessee
    If you are unable to qualify for an expungement in Tennessee, the only way to then redress any issues with your criminal record is through applying for a pardon from the governor. A pardon is officially known as clemency.
    Published 02Sep2009, viewed 1553 times
  • Finding the Right Tennessee DUI Attorney
    Finding the right Tennessee DUI attorney is vital if you are charged with a DUI in the state of Tennessee. A DUI conviction can have serious consequences, even if you have never been in trouble before. Like many states, Tennessee DUI laws have been amended to make consequences harsher for all levels of offender.
    Published 09Jun2009, viewed 462 times
  • Filing a Bond Reduction Motion in Tennessee
    Successfully getting a bond reduced in Tennessee requires a thorough understanding of the factors the courts look at when setting a defendant's bond (also called "bail"). A defendant's bond can be reduced at any time prior to trial. Bond is often initially set by a commissioner. However, the first setting of the bond can be altered later by the judge to whom the case is assigned. Bond reduction motions can be filed in criminal court.
    Published 08Jun2009, viewed 638 times
  • Tennessee Expungement Law
    Expungement is the legal process where you can officially erase any prior evidence of criminal activity. The rules of expungement vary from state to state. For those charged with a crime or convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, it is important to know that Tennessee is one of the most difficult states in which to obtain an expungement. This does not mean it is not worth trying to get one, however.
    Published 08Jun2009, viewed 1360 times
  • You're Not a Criminal Expunge Your Record
    Criminal expungements can be hard to get. This is especially the case in certain states. As I am most qualified to discuss expungement where I practice, I will be discussing how to get your criminal record expunged in Tennessee in this article.
    Published 08Jun2009, viewed 960 times
  • How to Get an Expungement in Tennessee
    An expungement in Tennessee can be difficult to obtain. Tennessee is one of the most difficult states in which to erase your criminal record. There are only a few situations where you can get your criminal record expunged in Tennessee. The rules are the same for both felonies and misdemeanors.
    Published 07Jun2009, viewed 758 times
  • Don't Bring Up Race, It's Poor Salesmanship
    Attorney General Eric Holder is right. There is something amiss with our black urban populations, but it is not a frank discussion about race that we need. We need something more substantive than that.
    Published 27Mar2009, viewed 374 times
  • The States, the Stimulus, and Federalism's Prisoners' Dilemma
    The Department of the Treasury could do no worse if its bureaucrats drove a fleet of windowless white vans across the country asking the people if they would like some candy. What we need is a second nullification crisis that moves to constrain the supremacy clause to its true constitutional limits, challenging the tenet that the federal government can force state action by withholding federal funds.
    Published 25Feb2009, viewed 380 times
  • Taxing Arrogance
    Barack Obama's supporters voted for change. I just don't think the change they got was the change they had in mind. The message is clear, no matter how earnestly the president employs Newspeak rhetoric in a vain attempt to muddle it - there are two sets of rules, one for us, and one for them. The administration has made no effort to weed out the tax-encumbered nominees from the process itself.
    Published 08Feb2009, viewed 433 times
  • 10 Considerations for Republicans Who Are Supporting Nashville's English Only Amendment
    The arguments for English only legislation are weak at best. If the Republican Party is to grow and thrive, we must cast aside any such efforts. Recently, in Nashville, Tennessee an effort was made which failed 57% to 43% in a voter referendum. It was defeated by voters on both the Left and the Right. Nativism is not a Republican trait - it is a self-defeating tendency that we must dismiss.
    Published 31Jan2009, viewed 404 times
  • With English Only, the Know Nothings Are Back
    We are, in effect, witnessing the rebirth of the Know Nothings in Nashville, circa 2009. Except now the target is not Irish Catholics, but anyone who may not have a perfect mastery of the English language and the taxpayers of Davidson County who will be footing the half-million-dollar tab for this unnecessary special election.
    Published 28Feb2009, viewed 487 times
  • A Trillion Reasons to Live: Obama's Stimulus Deficit
    Remember, it's no longer the size of government that matters. The president said so. Thus, we finally now know what makes up "hope" and "change". Snippy come backs (a la "I won"). The refusal to answer the press' questions ("I just came down to meet you guys"). Nominating lobbyists even if he said he wouldn't (wait, that is change...). And, most substantively, spending a lot of money.
    Published 29Jan2009, viewed 392 times
  • Why Is a Trademark Important?
    Most business owners do not give a second thought about their trademark.Sometimes this works out okay. Often times, it works out okay. However, it takes only one major infringer with superior assets to water down one's brand and goodwill and significantly diminish or destroy one's livelihood.
    Published 12Sep2008, viewed 518 times
  • The Obama Meltdown?
    Barack Obama (accidentally) refers to his "Muslim faith" on George Stephanopolous' show, waivers and quakes on every position he has hitherto held (abortion, taxes, Iraq, the surge), and now faces a 10 point deficit to McCain/Palin in the latest USA Today likely voter poll. I can hear the Democrats now, wondering how the rest of America could be so stupid. Someone please be so generous and provide them a mirror.
    Published 09Sep2008, viewed 524 times
  • Tennessee's New Crooks with Guns Law
    The Crooks with Guns law, as it has been entitled, drastically increases the punishments for gun related crimes associated with the commission of certain enumerated "dangerous felonies".
    Published 30Aug2008, viewed 429 times
  • Trademark Best Practices: Getting It Right the First Time
    Registering a trademark seems like a rather straightforward process. There are, however, pitfalls to be avoided. Since trademark registration is the single most important thing a business can do to protect its branding and acquired goodwill, and the trademark registration process can take months to complete, it is imperative that you get it done right the first time.
    Published 25Aug2008, viewed 301 times

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