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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A Legal Nonprofit Has Pledged To Sue Any Medical School That Does Not Comply With The U.S. Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling Blocking Raced-Based Admissions Policies, Possibly Ushering In A Wave Of Enforcement Actions To Set New Admissions Policies Around The Nation.
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A U.S. District Court Judge Has Granted An Injunction, Ruling The Tennessee State Court’s Advisory Commission Must Open Its Meetings To The Public Either In Person Or Via Livestream After A Lawsuit Filed By The Center Square.
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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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A Louisiana U.S. District Court Ruled The Federal Government Cannot Require Head Start Program Teachers, Staff And Volunteers To Be Vaccinated Against Covid-19, Nor Can It Require Adults Or Students To Wear Masks In 24 States Including Tennessee.
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A Tennessee Trial Court Ruled Friday That Tennessee’s Education Scholarship Program Can Move Forward. A Three-Judge Panel Heard Arguments Earlier In The Day From The American Civil Liberties Union And Southern Poverty Law Center. The Two Groups Had Asked The Court To Deliver An Injunction Against The Pilot Program.
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The Center Square Has Filed A Second Motion For A Preliminary Injunction To Open The Meetings Of The State’s Bench-Bar Advisory Commission, The Second Such First Amendment Motion In A Case Filed By The Nonprofit’s Executive Editor.
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Following Testimony From An Attorney For The State, U.S. District Court Judge Waverly Crenshaw On Tuesday Ruled That The Tennessee Judicial Conference Meetings Would Remain Closed To The Public And Media.
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The Executive Editor Of The Center Square Is Suing The Director Of The Tennessee Administrative Office Of The Courts In An Attempt To Open Meetings At The Upcoming Tennessee Judicial Conference To Members Of The Public And The Press.
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