A Tennessee Motion to Quash is a legal document used to challenge the validity of a subpoena, arrest warrant, or other legal document in the state of Tennessee. It is a motion filed by a party in a civil or criminal case to request that a court quash, or dismiss, the document in question. There are two types of Tennessee Motion to Quash: a motion to quash service of process and a motion to quash an arrest warrant. The motion to quash service of process is used to challenge the validity of how the document was served, such as if the served was not properly served or if the person served was not properly notified. The motion to quash an arrest warrant is used to challenge the underlying facts of the warrant, such as if the warrant was not properly issued or if the person named in the warrant is not the person who committed the alleged crime.