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nashvilledui.info — Daniel L. McMurtry is a Nashville Tennessee DUI criminal lawyer, representing clients arrested in Tennessee for criminal matters including Nashville Tennessee DUI

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  • knoxvillevol, on 08/21/2008, -0/+0I hope I never see blue lights behind me, I did not knwo you cant get a dui taken off your record, that stinks.
  • finemesunshine, on 08/17/2008, -0/+0I thought the Constitutional discussion was fun, I liked the part about being surprised by the police already having a drug dog with them. It was a fun little read.
  • pilotflyer, on 08/16/2008, -0/+0Thank you for the comment, I enjoy hearing from readers of my posts, whether someone agrees with me or disagrees. I do think that we are at the limit of how you can punish a first time offender of a TN DUI, so I think you have to turn your attention to the source of who is serving people until intoxication. I am glad you found the article informative.
  • pilotflyer, on 08/15/2008, -0/+0I agree with the attorney, i read one of the older blog posts on his website, why are bars allowed to escape liability in Tennessee. It seems that all the efforts are focused on the DUI driver and that is a good thing to a point, but then you have to look at who served them this alcohol to get them drunk in the first place. I think the bars should have to have trials in Tennessee on DUI just like the other civil cases he talked about, that seems only fair to me. I think the DUI driver and the bar should both be responsible for a Tennessee DUI.

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