Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Ruled That A Person Whose Voting Rights Are Restored In Another State After Being Convicted Of A Felony There Must Also Prove Payment Of Court Costs And Other Fees In Order To Vote Here.
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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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Tennessee Taxpayers Could, Under A New Court Ruling, Be Liable For Years Of Back Payments To Emergency Room Doctors.
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A Three-Judge Panel In Tennessee Chancery Court Has Blocked A Law That Would Have Required Metro Nashville’s Council To Be Reduced From 40 To 20 Members.
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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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Governor Bill Lee Has Announced The Appointment Of Dwight Tarwater To Fill The Vacancy In The Tennessee Supreme Court That Will Be Left With The Retirement Of Justice Sharon Lee. Tarwater Is A Former Legal Counsel To Governor Bill Haslam.
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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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Three Finalists Remain In The Race To Be Appointed As The Next Tennessee Supreme Court Justice. Governor Bill Lee Will Select The Replacement For The Position That Will Become Vacant When Justice Sharon Lee Retires On August 31.
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Five Candidates Have Applied To Fill The Tennessee Supreme Court Vacancy That Will Be Created By The Retirement Of Justice Sharon Lee. Lee Will Finish Out 19 Years Of Serving In The Tennessee Judiciary When Her Retirement Becomes Effective On August 31, 2023.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Suspended Former State Senator Brian Kelsey’s Law License After He Pleaded Guilty To Federal Campaign Finance Law Violations Last Month.
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