Tennessee Conservative
Outgoing Republican Rep. Sam Whitson Is Mulling A Reversal Of State Law Requiring The Governor To Gain Approval From The Tennessee Legislature Before Expanding Medicaid.
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A U.S. District Court Judge Granted Convicted Felon Brian Kelsey’s Request To Stay Out Of Prison On Bail While He Appeals A 21-Month Sentence For Directing A Scheme To Violate Federal Campaign Finance Laws.
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Despite Admitting He Is A Convicted Felon, Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Is Trying To Avoid Reporting To Prison By Oct. 1 As He Appeals A 21-Month Term For Breaking Federal Campaign Finance Laws.
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Following An Official Sentence Recommendation From Federal Prosecutors Earlier This Month, Former Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Has Officially Been Sentenced To 21 Months In Federal Prison For Campaign Finance Fraud Charges.
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Former Tennessee Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Is Awaiting An Official Sentence After Pleading Guilty In November Of Last Year To Two Campaign Finance Conspiracy Charges Related To His 2016 Congressional Run.
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An Increasingly Impatient Federal Judge Reset Sentencing Thursday For Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Amid The Prosecution’s Complaint About “Delay Tactics” In The Federal Campaign Finance Case.
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After Pleading Guilty To Two Campaign Finance Conspiracy Charges In November Of Last Year, Former Tennessee Sen. Brian Kelsey Has Reportedly Decided To Replace His Legal Team.
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Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Won’t Be Allowed To Change His Guilty Plea On Charges That He Illegally Funneled Money To His Failed 2016 Congressional Campaign.
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Tennessee Lt. Governor Randy McNally Is Requesting That A Federal Judge Consider The Young Family And Life Circumstances Of Former State Senator Brian Kelsey When Determining The Former Lawmaker’s Sentence Regarding A Federal Campaign Finance Conspiracy.
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After Pleading Guilty To Two “Serious Crimes,” Conspiracy To Defraud The United States And Aiding And Abetting The Acceptance Of Excessive Contributions, The Supreme Court Suspended Former Senator Brian Kelsey From Practicing Law And Referred The Matter Back To The Board Of Professional Responsibility For A Formal Proceeding To Determine The Extent Of Final Disciplinary Action.
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