A. Sais Phillips Finney

Sais Phillips Finney attended both The University of Tennessee, Knoxville and The University of Memphis. Prior to attending law school, she worked in the United States Senate and in higher education. While a law student, she interned in the Memphis District Attorney's office assisting with violent felony prosecutions. After admission to the bar, Sais practiced criminal defense in Memphis before moving to Atlanta to work in white collar criminal defense and government investigations at an Atlanta law firm. She currently resides in Nashville and practices throughout middle and western Tennessee.

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University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law

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2015 - Current

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2008 - Current

Q. In Tennessee do you have the right to choose which sobriety test an officer gives you?

December 28, 2016

A: The implied consent form officer's read driver's before administering sobriety tests states that the driver must take the test of the officer's choosing. Unfortunately, you do not have a choice and many officer's will request blood over breathe and urine tests which are among the options available. You can refuse to submit to testing, but there may be consequences.