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Have You Been Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
August 13, 2020It is well documented that periods of crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic can lead to a surge in domestic violence. Mandatory social isolation combined with widespread unemployment and increased rates of firearm ownership create an environment for domestic violence to occur more frequently. A UN organization called the United Nations Population Fund has released […]
read moreDo I Need A Lawyer For A Citation or Summons?
April 22, 2020As part of the COVID-19 response, Nashville Police have been issuing criminal citations or summonses instead of arresting people. Do those who receive a citations or summons for a criminal charge still need a lawyer? Yes! A criminal citation and summons is still a criminal charge that will require appearing in court and the possibility […]
read moreWhat to Do When You’re Charged with Domestic Violence
January 9, 2019If you’re facing a charge of domestic violence (DV), you might be scared and unsure of what to do. You will likely get a lot of advice, but be careful what advice you listen to. Many will say, “Just sign the plea agreement.” Others might suggest you fight the charge on your own. With all […]
read moreTN Governor Pardons Client of Raybin & Weissman
December 21, 2018Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam yesterday granted clemency to Michael Lacey and ten other current or former Tennessee residents. Attorney Ben Raybin represented Mr. Lacey with his clemency petition. Ben Raybin, a Nashville criminal defense lawyer, expressed his appreciation for Gov. Haslam’s decision to pardon Mr. Lacey: “On behalf of Mr. Lacey, we greatly appreciate the […]
read moreDavid Raybin – Attorney for Andrew Delke
October 1, 2018David Raybin, Attorney for Andrew Delke, was recently covered in a Live Press Conference by News Channel 5:
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