Jack Arnold Email & Phone Number

Kingston Springs, Tn, Us

Middle Tennessee

Volunteer (unpaid). Responsible for organizing Tennessee’s Run for the Fallen which happens annually on Gold Star Mother’s weekend in Tennessee and raises money for the Honor and Remember organization.

23Rd Judicial District (Ashland City, Tn)

Volunteer (unpaid).

Kingston Springs, Tennessee, United States

Volunteer (un-paid). The Ark, originally begun as a food pantry ministry at Kingston Springs United Methodist Church some years ago, provides resources to persons in need all over Cheatham County.

Ashland City, Tennessee, United States

In 2017, I was recognized by the Tennessee District Attorney Generals Conference as the State-wide DUI Prosecutor of the year, and in the same year, I received an Excellence Award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving for service to victims' families. I prosecute all or nearly all of the DUI-related offenses in Cheatham, Dickson and Humphreys Counties in both General Sessions and Circuit Court. Those offenses include not only Driving Under the Influence charges but Vehicular Assault and Vehicular Homicide cases and any related co-occurring charges. I have also assisted with the prosecution of Vehicular Homicides in Houston County (participating, there, in two Vehicular Homicide jury trials), and I provide assistance on more serious cases in Stewart County on an as-needed basis as well. I have also served as a general prosecutor, prosecuting cases through trial including murder and rape of a child.As part of my practice, I have been the prosecutor (solely or as part of a team) in fifty-two trials in Circuit Court since March of 2015. Fifty of those trials were jury trials and two of those trials were Circuit bench trials. Ten of those trials were for Vehicular Homicides. Though eight years might seem a short time, I have touched on more than 3,500 cases at both levels of court in that time. Since I have been the DUI prosecutor, I have dealt with forty-four Vehicular Homicide related fatalities from forty separate incidents. As another part of my prosecutorial role, I have also assisted law enforcement officers in the 23rd Judicial District with the preparation of search warrants and judicial subpoenas to obtain blood toxicology and other key evidence in DUI, Vehicular Assault and Vehicular Homicide cases. I teach regular in-service training to law enforcement officers inside and outside the Judicial District, and I have taught classes to both law enforcement officers and other prosecuting attorneys, by request, around the State of Tennessee (current 5/26/23).

Kingston Springs, Tennessee, United States

I was responsible for creating and teaching Wednesday evening spiritual formation programming for the church’s youth (from Seventh through Twelfth Grade). I was also responsible for organizing and leading other youth activities including volunteer service work, spiritual retreats and fun group or team building type activities.

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

After receiving training in the relevant laws, as an ESGR Ombudsperson, my job was to mediate disputes between members of the United States military and their employers whenever these disputes related to the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act. The work was pro bono, but I was technically an unpaid volunteer employee of the Department of Defense in this job. During my time there, I only received two or three cases for mediation, but I was able successfully to mediate all of the cases I received- with the service member retaining employment or avoiding negative employment action by the employer, and the employer happy to retain a valuable employee, with a better understanding and appreciation of the challenges facing service-member employees.

Worked as a Part time Assistant Public Defender, primarily in Cheatham County, Tennessee, while continuing to work in private practice.

Ashland City, Tennessee, United States

Following the completion of my legal education, I initially operated a private legal practice located in Kingston Springs and Ashland City, Tennessee. I practiced in both General Sessions Courts and in Circuit Courts; I also practiced in the Middle District of Tennessee Federal Court (on one case). While I dealt primarily with criminal defense, I also handled several divorces and personal injury and tort cases. I served frequently as an appointed criminal lawyer and two or three times as a guardian ad litem (or an attorney ad litem) in Chancery and Juvenile Court. I also represented a local electric company in contract disputes with another contractor and handled a few other minor contract law issues. The bulk of my practice was in Cheatham County. However, I also practiced in Dickson, Williamson, Davidson, Maury, Wilson, Hickman and Humphreys counties. In my capacity as a solo practitioner, I engaged in five trials (one General Sessions level bench trial, defending a lawsuit and four jury trials (one civil) in Circuit Court). One of the jury trials from my solo practice was a civil tort trial that finally occurred in 2018 (from a case filed in 2014); that trial occurred in Maury County, Tennessee. Two of my criminal defense jury trials were for felony offenses, and one was for a misdemeanor. While in solo practice, I maintained an office space in Ashland City, Tennessee and employed a single full-time employee.

Nashville, Tn

I conducted bench trials for misdemeanor criminal offenses and preliminary hearings for felony criminal offenses, made plea offers and negotiated case settlements (once authorized to practice, under supervision of an ADA). I observed criminal trials and procedures, interviewed witnesses and victims and investigated facts for use in criminal trials.

Brentwood, Tn

Researched matters relevant to ongoing Agency hearings, Federal District Court proceedings and Circuit Courts of Appeals hearings for the Sixth and Eleventh Circuits.Completed SF 85P (DOJ) background investigation.

Ft Drum, Ny, Baghdad, Iraq, Presidio Of Monterey, Ca And Goodfellow Afb

In March of 2005, I went to the First Brigade of the 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry). From August 2005 until August 2006, I deployed with the First Brigade Combat Team of the 10th Mountain Division to Baghdad, Iraq. While there, I worked as an Arabic-speaking Signals Intelligence analyst and as the driver of a four-man mission team that accompanied maneuver units in the field on missions to kill or capture high value targets. Our team was credited with capturing more insurgent targets than any other team of its type operating in the 4th Infantry Division area of operations (greater Baghdad, Iraq).I returned to Ft. Drum, New York (home of the 10th Mountain Division) at the end of the deployment, where I continued to train with my unit. Because of a lingering intestinal ailment from the prior deployment, I did not accompany my Brigade on its 15 month deployment to Kirkuk, Iraq in August of 2007. Instead, I provided direct 24-7 Signals Intelligence analysis and support to my Brigade from a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) located in the United States. During that deployment, my analysis and the analysis of my team-mates forward was credited with contributing to the killing and capture of more than 24 high-level insurgents and dozens of lower-level insurgents in and around Kirkuk, Iraq. Awards: Iraq Campaign Medal (with two stars), Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal (4 times), Army Good Conduct Medal (2 times), National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Non-Commissioned officer professional Development Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal.Clearances: Department of Defense Top Secret Security Clearance with a Counter-Intelligence Polygraph examination (various SIGINT and other caveats) February 2005 until leaving the service.

Columbus, Oh

Opelika, Al

Juris Doctorate, Law, 3.402

Activities and Societies: Richard Nagareda Best Oralist Award, Moot Court 2010-2011; Cal Turner Fellowship Moral Leadership.

Modern Standard Arabic, Basic Course., 3.8

Activities and Societies: Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal (Volunteered Joint Services Color Guard, Arabic Language Tutor).

Masters Of Arts (1999), Philosophy Of Language, Logic And Science, 3.700

Activities and Societies: Major: Philosophy. Awards and Activities: Worthington United Methodist Church: Young Adult Education Program.

Bachelors Of Arts, Philosophy, Religion, 4.000

Activities and Societies: Majors (Double Major): Philosophy, Religion. Awards and Activities: Honor Scholarship Recipient, Honor Roll All.

German Language And Literature, 2.97

Activities and Societies: Major: German. Awards and Activities: Governor’s Scholarship recipient, National merit Scholar. Degree: no.

High School Diploma, College Preparatory