Chattanooga Criminal Defense: Plea or Trial

April 25, 2013Todd CouvillonChattanooga Criminal Defense Attorneys, Criminal Lawcriminal defense, criminal law, guilty plea, plea agreement, plea bargain, plead guilty

Chattanooga Criminal Defense: Plea Bargain or Trial

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Bail in Tennessee – Revocation

January 14, 2012Todd CouvillonChattanooga Criminal Defense Attorneys, Criminal Lawattorney, bail, bail bond, criminal law, criminal law changes, DUI, jail bail bond

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Should Police Be Able to Track you Electronically?

November 13, 2011Todd Couvillon1 CommentChattanooga Criminal Defense Attorneys, General Legal Issues, law firmattorney, constitutional rights, court, criminal defense, criminal law, fourth amendment, GPS, GPS tracking, search and siezure, US Supreme Court

Should Police Be Able to Track you Electronically?

Will the Requirement to Obtain a warrant Survive in the Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court heard...

Hamilton County Jail Recordings Used Against Defendant

September 23, 2011Todd CouvillonChattanooga Criminal Defense Attorneys, Criminal Lawcriminal defense, criminal law

Will criminal defendants ever learn: Your jailhouse telephone conversations ARE BEING RECORDED! An Atlanta man being tried in Hamilton County, Tennessee has learned this lesson first-hand – just as James “Bob” Ward the Florida millionaire and Casey Anthony

DUI in Tennessee – Third Strike and Your Out for 5 Years

July 17, 2011Todd CouvillonChattanooga Criminal Defense Attorneys, Criminal Law, DUIattorney, blood alchohol tests, breathalyzer, criminal defense, criminal law, criminal law changes, DUI, DUI laws, DUI restricted license, ignition interlock, implied consent, lawyer, legal rights, pretrial diversion

DUI in Tennessee - Third Strike and Your Out for 5 Years

Effective July 1, 2011, DUI offenders have it tougher.

The State of Tennessee...