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Chattanooga PD to Further Enforce Pedestrian Traffic in Response to Protests July 17, 2020
On Wednesday, July 15th, in response to continued protesting, the Chattanooga Police Department released a statement affirming their intentions to intervene in situations where pedestrians violate ...
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What to Know About Protesting in Tennessee June 2, 2020
The rights to assemble and protest are among one of the most protected groups of rights in the American legal system. And while the government is not allowed to infringe upon these rights, it is very ...
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How TN Courts Are Handling Criminal Cases March 24, 2020
With all of the uncertainty surrounding our community we wanted to mention a few things: Best & Brock, PLLC is open for business and as of right now have staff members in the office during our regular ...
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What’s the difference between Simple Assault and Aggravated Assault? March 10, 2020
Assault is the most common violent crime in Chattanooga. While there is a common understanding of what constitutes an assault, Chapter 13 Tennessee Code Annotated outlines two different offenses based ...
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What Rights Do I Have in an Airport? January 17, 2020
The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport is one of the busiest travel hubs in the city, and it attracts and serves travelers from the entire region. When many people think of air travel, they think of TSA ...
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What Are the Ways In Which Police Can Come into My Home? November 8, 2019
Chattanooga boasts a population of 180,000 residents and is home to over 10,000 students. Like many metropolitan areas, a large majority of residents live in one of Chattanooga’s many apartment ...
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