Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Advisory Commission On Rules Of Practice And Procedure Met Virtually Friday Morning, Discussing The Streamlining Of The Rules For Filing Motions In Appellate Court, The Rules For Experts In Court And The Rules For Appealing Based On A Perceived Area In The Court’s Finding Of Fact.
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The Tennessee Advisory Commission On Rules Of Practice And Procedure Will Hold A Dec. 5 Meeting In Nashville That The Group Plans To Live Stream After The Center Square Received An Injunction Earlier This Year To Open The Meetings To The Public.
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The Complaint By Matthew Lovegood (A.K.A Flamy Grant) And Blount Pride Is That The D.A. Of Blount County Erred In His Interpretation Of The Ruling Issued In A Western District Court When The Law Was Permanently Enjoined In Shelby County, And That It Must Also Apply To The Entire State.
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Following The Removal Of Three Gun Control Activists From A House Subcommittee Meeting On Tuesday, A Lawsuit Was Filed Against House Leadership And A Davidson County Judge Has Now Temporarily Blocked A New House Rule Against The Usage Of Signs.
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A Board Appointed By State Leaders Will Remain In Charge Of Nashville’s Airport While A Lawsuit Over Control Continues.
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In A First For A Federal Court, A Three-Judge Panel Of The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court Of Appeals Voted To Reverse A Nashville Federal Judge’s Stay On A New Law Banning “Gender-Affirming” Medical Treatment For Minors In Tennessee.
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A Court Order Limiting How The Biden Administration Interacts With Social Media Companies Is Being Appealed To The 5th U.S. District Court Of Appeals.
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Judge Eli Richardson Of The 5th Federal Circuit Serving Middle Tennessee Issued A Partial Injunction Enjoining SB1, The New Law Passed In Tennessee This Last Session That Would Prohibit Medical Procedures For Minors That Would Enable Transitions From One Gender To Another.
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A Federal Lawsuit By A Radio Reporter Against The State’s Chief Justice Uncovers A Third Abuse Against The Public That Lets Police And Jailers “Lord It Over Innocent Accused People By Putting Them In Lockup Before A Judge Has Had A Chance To Look At The Case,” The Reporter Says.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Will Not Appeal A Three-Judge Panel Decision Last Week To Block A Bill Intended To Reduce Metro Nashville’s Council From 40 To 20 Members And Will Allow It To Become Law In 2027.
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