Tennessee DUI/DWI Defense

Driving in Tennessee means that you have legally given your consent to be tested for the alcohol or drug content of your blood.

This test must be administered at the request of a law enforcement officer who has reasonable grounds to believe you have been driving under the influence of an intoxicant or drug. If you refuse, the test will not be given, but the court notifies the Department of Safety and your driver’s license will be suspended for 12 months. For a first offense, you can lose your license for one year and for a second offense, for two years. In cases involving crashes, it can even be suspended for up to five years.

• What Defines A DUI In Tennessee?
• Do People Commonly Assume They Will Have To Plead Guilty To DUI Charges?
• At What Point Will The Prosecutor Offer A Plea Deal In A DUI Case?
• What Actually Happens At Trial In A DUI Case?
• Can I Contact An Attorney Prior To Taking A Breathalyzer In A DUI Case?
• I Have A Commercial Driver’s License. How Would A DUI Affect Me?