Questions Answered by Cayley Turrin
Q: Does drug free zones have to have a sign posted stating that it's a drug free zone? Or how does a person suppose to know
Well one way to know is to not sell drugs but if you are going to then make sure that you are not within 1000 ft near a daycare, school or childcare facility. No signs need to be posted.
Q: PLEASE HELP AND PLEASE READ. Is there a way to find out who called dcs on me?
Answered on Mar 30, 2019
Q: i was charged with simple possession but the police didnt weght it they guessed is there away to get out of it
Just from them not weighing it most likely not but it is always best to consult with a local criminal attorney immediately.
Q: My 1st DUI - my 1st anything. What happens if I do not have an attorney to represent me?
DUIs are a very confusing and daunting field. I would suggest hiring one as there are possibilities to getting it dismissed and someone can help you through the voluminous paperwork involved.
Q: My friend has felony charge ( violent) 13 yrs ago. Is their option of owning fire arm ever again?
Q: What's the consequences of being a minor and getting charged with possession of a controlled substance (schedule IV)?
It is an A misdemeanor punishable up to 11 months and 29 days and a fine of $2500. You should consult with a local criminal attorney immediately.
Q: In Tennessee can the state (DNV) order a ignition interlock device and a SR22 without a court order
Q: In Tennessee is it legal for a police officer to post surveillance camera footage from a home security camera
It is legal. Unfortunately it is very unfair and puts that person in a bad light that may not have done anything wrong but it is allowed.
Q: Need help in a criminal peliminary hearing so I don't get in trouble and sent back to jail like they did before to me
I would suggest consulting with a local criminal attorney immediately about your situation.
Q: hi, so this is my first time ever in trouble with the court of law and I’ve beeb charged with possession
I completely agree even if it is paraphernalia the court takes it very seriously and you should hire an attorney immediately.
Q: Can I be charged with child abuse or neglect simply on the bases of being high on drugs while the child is in my care
Yes you can. This would be a very serious charge and you should consult with a criminal attorney immediately if you are charged with this.
Q: Is Tennessee law that they have 180 days from the signing of a waiver of extrad to pick you up or dismiss the case?
Technically yes but they need to ask for permission to keep extending it by 30 days each time.
Q: What do I do a detective called wants me to come in.
Completely agree. Contact a local criminal attorney immediately to go with you.
Q: My niece is in a bad living situation. She will be 17 in Feb. Can she legally move out? She lives in Tennessee
Unfortunately no but you can make an anonymous tip to DCS if you are very worried for her.
Q: If I am 16 can go to jail for truancy
You can be housed in juvenile detention for this if the Judge decides it’s appropriate.
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