Kingston, TN asked in Criminal Law and Securities Law for Tennessee

Q: My son borrowed my truck got pulled over and they seized my truck .haven't got any paper work hoe do I get my truck bac

He was takin a guy home that jyst showed up at his house . The guy had parole violation on him and tried yo take control of the truck .when my son got it stopped and tried to tell police what happened they didn't care the guy threw all his drugs in the floor. They took my son to jail and let other guy go even tho he had parole violation

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Anthony M. Avery
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A: Son needs an attorney now. There may be a Forfeiture Warrant on the truck, so then DOS is involved requiring a bond and a hearing. Son needs to prepare for a Preliminary Hearing. The truck is probably the least of your worries.

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A: Son needs an attorney to prepare for a Preliminary Hearing. If a Forfeiture Warrant was issued, then DOS is involved requiring a bond and a hearing. The truck is probably the least of your problems. Again hire a competent criminal attorney now.

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