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ROBERT T. VAUGHN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A 1974 graduate of The University of Tennessee, Mr. Vaughn attended The Nashville School of Law and became licensed to practice law in Tennessee courts in October, 1979. Mr. Vaughn is admitted to practice in Federal Courts in the Middle District of Tennessee, the Eastern District of Wisconsin and the Eastern District of Michigan. He is also admitted before various United States Courts of Appeals, including the 4th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Circuits. Mr. Vaughn is also admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Vaughn has represented clients in 35 state and federal courts. While not admitted to practice in other states, he has worked with local counsel and entered court under motion ‘pro hac vice’.
His articles on drugs and drug paraphernalia have been published by the Drug Law Review, High Times Magazine and Headquest Magazine. Mr. Vaughn has been frequently quoted in local and national publications. He has lobbied and assisted in writing laws in Michigan, Ohio, Hawaii and Washington D.C. For over 25 years, Mr. Vaughn has continually, on an un-interrupted basis, published “The Letter of the Law”, a monthly update involving the manufacture, sale, and prosecution of drug paraphernalia cases. Robert Vaughn was elected to the NORML Advisory Board (National Association for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) in July, 2009. Please visit their website for more information. Mr. Vaughn is a member of the Nashville Bar Association and the Tennessee Bar Association. He is often heard on local radio stations and his advice is highly sought after from those needing the services of a top rated Nashville criminal lawyer. Mr. Vaughn's practice is solely that of a Nashville Criminal Attorney. If you are in need of a criminal attorney for your DUI or criminal charges, we invite you to call our office now. "WE DON'T JUDGE YOU, WE DEFEND YOU". CLIENT TESTIMONIAL
RECENT CASE RESULTS VIOLATION – Aggravated Child Abuse, Aggravated Child Neglect VIOLATION – Possession Meth-Amphetimine VIOLATION – Second Degree Murder VIOLATION – Loaded Weapon Through Airport Detector
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