Felony DUI cases are treated seriously by the criminal justice system, especially when prior convictions are involved. When someone with a history of driving under the influence (DUI) offenses faces a felony charge, the impact of their past convictions can significantly affect their sentencing.

Probation is a form of supervised release granted to individuals convicted of crimes, allowing them to serve their sentences outside of jail or prison under certain conditions. It can be an opportunity for those convicted to rebuild their lives while still facing legal oversight.

We at Moreland Law Firm in Nashville, Tennessee, often address the importance of bond reduction hearings for people who’ve been arrested and are awaiting trial.

We at Moreland Law Firm in Nashville, Tennessee, provide legal representation for individuals charged with drug offenses. One issue that creates serious anxiety is asset seizure in connection with a drug-related case.

Money laundering has become a nuanced and evolving crime in the digital age. As technology transforms financial law, so too do the methods criminals use to conceal the origins of illegal funds. For those accused of money laundering, managing these challenges can be overwhelming.

When you're pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) in Tennessee, the officer may request that you take a breathalyzer test to measure your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). While refusing the test might seem like a way to avoid self-incrimination, it’s critical to understand the hidden consequences of this decision.

At Moreland Law Firm in Nashville, Tennessee, we often meet clients who are uncertain about civil forfeiture and its impact on their lives. Civil forfeiture is a legal process that allows law enforcement agencies to seize property they believe is connected to criminal activity.

When you have a criminal record, it may seem like it’s following you everywhere. It can limit your housing opportunities and negatively affect your ability to find a job, among other things.

In today's digital age, the rise of cybercrime has led to increasingly aggressive investigations by law enforcement agencies. If you find yourself under investigation for cybercrime in Tennessee, it’s crucial to understand your rights and take appropriate steps to protect yourself.

Crimes motivated by bias or hate toward the other person’s religion, race, color, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, or other characteristics are harshly prosecuted both on the state and federal levels.