According to Tennessee DUI laws, motorists are prohibited from driving or being in actual physical control of a car while under the influence of a controlled substance, alcohol, or both. Unfortunately, a drunk driving conviction can subject you to lengthy imprisonment, substantial fines, license suspension, a criminal record, and other life-changing consequences.

According to the Crime in Tennessee Report, there were about 502,706 reported Group A offenses statewide in 2021. When the police suspect or receive a report of a crime, they can go through the accused person's vehicle, home, or personal belongings to obtain and seize any piece of evidence linking them with the offense.