Opinion

Op-Ed: Tennessee’s Judicial Institutions Are Facing Escalating Questions About Transparency, And One Of The Most Significant Fights Is Now Headed Toward The U.S. Supreme Court. According To The Tennessee Conservative, The Liberty Justice Center Is Preparing A Supreme Court Petition After The Sixth Circuit Ruled That The First Amendment Does Not Guarantee Public Access To Tennessee’s Judicial Advisory Commission Meetings—A Ruling That Would Allow These Rulemaking Meetings To Remain Closed.
Op-Ed: This Week In Senate Judiciary Committee And House Children & Families Subcommittee, HB2526/SB1868, An Administration Bill, Will Put More Tennessee Children In Kiddie-Prison.
Op-Ed: When A Public Integrity Bill Was Set For Hearing In The Public Service Subcommittee, Chair Representative Iris Rudder (R-Winchester-District 39) Informed The Bill Sponsor That She Would “Kill The Bill.” Not Only Is It Frightening That A Subcommittee Chair Person Could Completely Stop This Important Legislation, But Tennessee House Rules Prohibit It.
Op-Ed: Many Of The 2026 Elections In Tennessee Are Expected To Be Highly Competitive, Especially Where Grassroots Candidates Are Pitted Against Establishment Players. And That May Mean A Host Of Deceptive Political Tricks.

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