Domestic violence arrest discussed at developer's DUI
hearing
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) The female victim at the center of a major domestic violence case took the stand to testify in a DUI
hearing against high-profile developer David Chase on Thursday....
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Domestic violence arrest discussed at developer's DUI
hearing
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) The female victim at the center of a major domestic violence case took the stand to testify in a DUI
hearing against high-profile developer David Chase on Thursday.
Prosecutors filed a motion to revoke Chase's bond for a previous DUI charge based on recent
domestic violence allegations.
But the DUI case took a back seat to accusations Chase attacked the woman twice within a matter of
hours.
Chase was arrested for domestic violence earlier this month. He went to jail and approximately three
hours later was back at home, where police say he attacked los angeles dui lawyer the same woman
again after Judge Casey Moreland apparently used his influence to waive a 12-hour "cooling-off
period."
State law requires people suspected of domestic violence to remain in jail 12 hours after their arrest,
which allows alleged victims time to distance themselves.
But a judge also has the power to waive that rule, which is
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