Legal Battle Between State And Baptiste Group Over Chattanooga Illegal Aliens Center Ends
A Legal Battle Fought For Months Between The Baptiste Group And The State Of Tennessee Has Come To An End.
Read moreA Legal Battle Fought For Months Between The Baptiste Group And The State Of Tennessee Has Come To An End.
Read moreThe Ordeal At Chattanooga’s La Casa De Sidney With Unaccompanied Alien Minors Led To A Bill Being Passed This Year By Republican Sen. Dawn White Of Murfreesboro And Republican Rep. Dan Howell Of Cleveland Setting New Reporting Requirements For Child-Care Facilities.
Read moreLieutenant Governor Randy McNally Helped Pass A Law Last Year To Close A Loophole That Allowed Juvenile Detention Facilities In The State To Keep Kids In Solitary Confinement But According To A New Report, Nothing Has Changed.
Read moreSenator Kerry Roberts Had Stern Words For Two Representatives Of A State Agency Last Week. During A Meeting Of The Senate Judiciary Committee, Jim Layman From Department Of Children’s Services (DCS) And Doug Diamond, General Counsel For DCS Provided Testimony Against Senate Bill 2098.
Read moreA Knoxville Couple Is Suing The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services, Claiming Discrimination After A Christian-Based Adoption Agency Denied Them Services Because They Are Jewish.
Read moreRedemption To The Nations Church In Chattanooga Has Sued The Company They Leased The Property To That Became The Shelter For Illegal Alien Minors For Nearly $3 Million In Unpaid Rent.
Read moreOn Tuesday Morning, The Third Employee Of La Casa De Sidney To Be Arrested For Sexual Battery Of A Minor Made An Appearance In Hamilton County Criminal Court.
Read moreThe Joint Study Committee On Refugee Issues Had Their Fourth And Last Meeting Hearing Presentations From The Office Of The Governor, Department Of Children’s Services, Bethany Christian Services And Bridge Refugee Services.
Read moreOn Wednesday, The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Provided An Update On The Case Of Missing 5-Year-Old Summer Wells.
Read moreLegislators In Tennessee Are Considering A Change In The Way Reporting Of Child Abuse And Neglect Is Handled In The State By Requiring Reporters To Identify Themselves And Also Allowing Those Who Are Accused To Petition The Court For That Information.
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