Rutherford County Attorney

The Trousdale District Attorney's Office, led by Honorable Jason L. Lawson, serves Jackson, Macon, Smith, Trousdale, and Wilson counties in Tennessee. With a strong commitment to tough but fair criminal prosecution, the office strives to achieve the right result in every case, instilling confidence in the criminal justice system. Gen. Lawson, a proud native of Watertown, brings extensive experience as a former Deputy District Attorney and Assistant District Attorney, handling a wide range of criminal offenses, including drug offenses and homicides. The 15th Judicial District, where the office is located, encompasses General Sessions and Juvenile Courts in each county, as well as two trial level judges with Criminal Court assignment. The district also actively engages in Child Support Enforcement and operates a Drug Court Program. Notable features of the district include the Cedars of Lebanon State Park in Wilson County, Red Boiling Springs' natural mineral water in Macon County, the historical significance of Smith County with two Nobel Peace Prize winners, and Jackson County's connection to General Andrew Jackson and Grammy-nominated musician Jamie Dailey.Generated from the website

Wilson County Victim Witness in Lebanon, TN, provides support and advocacy services to individuals impacted by crime. Their team assists victims and witnesses throughout the legal process, offering guidance and resources to help navigate the complexities of the justice system. With a focus on empowering and protecting those affected by crime, Wilson County Victim Witness aims to ensure that victims and witnesses receive the assistance and support they need to move forward with their lives. Through their services, they strive to promote justice and healing within the community. Generated from their business information

The Juvenile Division of the Metropolitan Public Defender's Office in Nashville, TN was established in 1978 and is dedicated to providing legal representation to indigent juveniles accused of delinquent acts. With a team of five lawyers, two social workers, and one legal secretary, the division also offers services such as expunging records and restoring driving privileges for individuals with prior juvenile history. In addition to delinquency cases, the division focuses on educational advocacy and representation through its Education Rights Project, aiming to divert at-risk youth with disabilities from the juvenile justice system by ensuring they receive appropriate educational services. The division also has a Guardian ad Litem Program, where an attorney is appointed by the court to advocate for the best interests of children in custody, parentage, educational neglect, and neglect dependency cases.Generated from the website