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Zak Newman, Attorney at Law

Common Legal Defenses and Strategies for Murder Charges

Being charged with murder is a life-changing event. These cases are aggressively prosecuted, and a conviction can lead to decades in prison—or worse. A strategic defense is essential, with close attention to evidence, witness credibility, and how the law applies to the facts. A skilled murder defense attorney can help make sure every detail is considered.
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Zak Newman, Attorney at Law

Facing Theft Charges? What to Expect and Possible Defenses

A theft charge can have significant and lasting consequences, whether it involves petty theft, burglary, or grand larceny. The legal process can be overwhelming, and understanding each stage can help reduce uncertainty. It’s essential for anyone facing theft charges to understand the potential defenses and the impact a conviction can have on their future.
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Zak Newman Attorney at Law

How a Conviction for Aggravated Assault Affects Your Criminal Record and Future

Facing a charge for aggravated assault is a serious matter. If that charge becomes a conviction, the consequences can last a lifetime. A conviction not only becomes part of your permanent criminal record, but it can also shape how others view you, from potential employers and landlords to law enforcement and society at large.
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Zak Newman Attorney at Law

Aggravated vs. Simple Assault: What's the Difference?

As a criminal defense attorney at Zak Newman Attorney at Law, I often handle cases where clients face assault charges without fully understanding the differences between simple and aggravated assault under Tennessee law.
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Zak Newman Attorney at Law

How Can You Fight Theft Charges If You Didn’t Know the Item Was Stolen?

Being charged with theft in Tennessee can be an overwhelming experience, especially if you had no idea the item in question was stolen. Theft charges can carry serious consequences, including jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record that can affect your job, housing, and future opportunities.
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