Brian Clay Johnson - a Jackson, Tennessee (TN) Criminal Defense Lawyer

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Jackson Criminal Defense Lawyer

Updated: 05/13/2026

Areas of Practice

Criminal Defense
DUI

Attorney Information

Education

Legal Education
- University of Memphis School of Law, Memphis, Tennessee
  Juris Doctor
  Honors: Moot Court
  Honors: Christian Legal Society
  Honors: Major Crimes Division of the Shelby County (Memphis) District Attorney’s Office, Extern
Non Legal Education
- Union University, 2000
  B.S., Bachelor of Science
  Honors: Employee, Senate Judiciary Committee, Tennessee General Assembly, Nashville
  Honors: Senate Judiciary Committee for the Tennessee General Assembly, Intern

Current Employment Position(s)

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Attorney / Owner
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Past Positions

President Bush’s Project Safe Neighborhoods Act
District Attorney General’s Office for the 14th Judicial District of Tennessee
Tennessee Attorney General’s Office, Assistant Attorney
United States Attorney’s Office Eastern District of Tennessee
Hardee, Martin, Donahoe, Owens & Wright, P.A.
Johnson & Johnson, Attorney at Law

Pro Bono Activities

Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA), Member

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Contact

Jackson, TN

2802 North Highland Avenue
Suite A
Jackson, TN 38305

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Phone: 731-260-8235

Fax: 731-203-5172

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.bcjohnsonlaw.com

Credit Cards Accepted
Free Consultations
Virtual Appointments

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