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Atlanta: George Stein
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Indiana
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Maine
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Mississippi
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New York
Albany: Peter Gerstenzang
Rochester: Ed Fiandach
New Jersey
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Shelby: David Teddy
Ohio
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Charleston: The Joye Law Firm
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All Counties: Oberman & Rice
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Houston: Gary Trichter
Washington
Bellevue: Douglas Cowan and Bill Kirk
Seattle: George L. Bianchi
Wisconsin
Madison: Tracey A. Wood
Glendale: Andrew Mishlove
Canada
Ontario (Missassauga): Stephen R. Biss
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Potential Change in Legislation for Providing Proof of Registration to Law Enforcement
When a driver is pulled over in Tennessee for any reason, the normal request from law enforcement is: “Please provide me with your driver’s license, insurance, and proof of registration.” If you are like this author, digging through your glovebox […]
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Domestic Violence/Domestic Assault/Domestic Abuse Definitions
Domestic Violence/Domestic Assault/Domestic Abuse Definitions We are often asked about the difference between an assault (sometimes referred to as a “simple” assault), and a domestic abuse assault. This is an important distinction in the law because there are different bond […]
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Bail for a Felony Criminal Offense Just Became More Restrictive
Being arrested for any criminal offense is never a positive experience. In Tennessee, two main genres of criminal offenses exist. The first, is a Misdemeanor offense. These offenses are typically considered less serious offenses (with some serious exceptions, of course). […]
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