Parole is a form of supervised release granted to individuals who have served a portion of their prison sentences. In 2020, the National Institute of Corrections reported the number of parolees in Tennessee was 12,407. While parole offers an opportunity for...
Month: October 2023
What makes a drug crime a federal offense?
A drug charge can be a complicated legal issue to navigate, and it becomes even more complex when it elevates to a federal offense. Unlike state, federal drug charges typically carry stiffer penalties, including longer prison sentences and heftier fines. But what...
Robbery vs. Aggravated Robbery in Tennessee
Robbery is a serious crime that carries hefty penalties. In Tennessee, robbery becomes aggravated robbery when an individual commits a robbery with aggravating factors. These factors elevate the offense to a more serious one. Robbery Tennessee defines robbery as the...
The police don’t always need a warrant to enter your house
U.S. citizens who are homeowners certainly do have a right to privacy. In many cases, the police are not allowed to enter someone’s home without a warrant. This also goes for cases where the person doesn’t own the home, such as if they are renting an apartment. The...