Violent Crime Defense
Serious Charges Require Serious Defense. Drew Farmer Fights for You.
What is a Violent Crime?
Violent crimes generally involve offenses where someone is harmed or threatened with harm. Many appear under Title 39, Chapter 13 (Offenses Against the Person) of Tennessee law.
Common Examples
Murder
Manslaughter
Reckless homicide
Kidnapping
Carjacking
Burglary
Assault or aggravated assault
Vehicular assault or vehicular homicide
Robbery or aggravated robbery
Potential Penalties
Jail time
Extended prison sentences
Death penalty (for certain first-degree murder convictions)
Penalties for violent crimes vary greatly depending on the specific charge, circumstances, and criminal history.
Criminal laws and associated penalties, including those described on this website, are constantly changing and subject to update by state and federal legislatures and courts. The content provided is for general informational purposes only. Do not rely on this information as legal advice. For the most current, accurate, and case-specific guidance, you must consult with a qualified attorney.
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