Sex Offender Registry Attorney In Nashville, TN
Defend for Your Rights After a Sex Offender Registry Violation
Work with a sex offender registry criminal defense attorney in Nashville, TN
Individuals on Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry can be violated for:
- Failing to register in a timely manner
- Failure to report quarterly (or yearly)
- Failure to register a home address change, vehicle change, or job change within 48 hours of said change,
- Residing with 1000 feet of the victim or their family
- Residing with children who are not biological, when the individual is designated as an offender against children
- Many more.
Attorney Ryan C. Davis understands the requirements of the registry, and how to defend against baseless allegations that a registrant has violated the registry.
Potential defense strategies for sex offender registry violation charge
Using every available resource at our disposal, our criminal defense attorneys will tailor a personalized defense strategy for your case. Potential strategies may include:
- Proving the violation was not done knowingly
- Proving the failure to update certain information was the fault of the registering agency
- Defending against an allegation that you did not timely report to update required information
A registry violation is a Class E Felony. Conviction for a first offense requires a minimum of 90 days in jail. A second conviction carries 180 days in jail and a third offense carries a year in jail. Possible fines range from $350 to $1,100.
It is critical when fighting a registry violation that you have an attorney who is familiar with the registry and the long term consequences a conviction for a registry violation can have. Call our experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys in Nashville, TN today.

