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  • How Can I Defend Myself Against a Tennessee Weapons Charge?

    Understanding Tennessee Weapons Laws and How to Defend Yourself Against Them While the Constitution continues to protect Americans’ rights to bear arms, states impose certain restrictions to protect the public from unnecessary access to tools of excessive force and danger. Tennessee incriminates anyone carrying a weapon without the appropriate permits. If you have been charged with illegal ...
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  • Can I Be Convicted of a Weapons Charge if I Carry a Knife?

    Due to Tennessee’s vague legislative language, it can be difficult to understand exactly what type of weapon will get you convicted of a weapons charge . As of 2013, it is legal to own any type of knife, including: throwing stars; daggers; dirks; swords; sword canes; and machetes. Concealed Weapon Charge There are generally no prohibited knives under statute laws, but you may still be convicted if ...
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  • Possession of a Handgun While Under the Influence in TN

    If you are a firearm enthusiast, you probably value your right to bear arms. After all, firearms allow law-abiding citizens to protect themselves, their families, and their homes from criminals. Research has shown that when citizens are armed, and criminals know it, they will usually avoid the properties that are protected by armed homeowners and business owners. There are strict state and federal ...
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  • Unauthorized Firearms on Military Installations

    So you are going onto Fort Campbell. You pull up to the check point with your ID ready. The MP tells you that you have been selected for a random vehicle search. You suddenly remember that you have your handgun in your vehicle. You have a carry permit but the weapon is not registered with the military base which means that you are not authorized to bring it on Ft. Campbell. Is this a problem? ...
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