The Tennessee Criminal Law Review, published by David & Hoss PC, focuses on criminal law issues within Tennessee, including significant court rulings and legislative changes. It covers topics such as evidentiary requirements and preservation in criminal trials, the role of juries versus judges in sentencing decisions, constitutional protections like the Fifth Amendment, and the application of sentencing guidelines. The blog also discusses state-specific criminal justice reforms, such as laws mandating ignition interlock devices for DUI offenders. It provides analysis of Supreme Court decisions impacting criminal procedure and sentencing, emphasizing their implications for defendants' rights and trial fairness in Tennessee.