Tennessee City Banned From Enforcing Common Sense Ordinance Protecting Children
City Officials In Murfreesboro Have Been Banned From Enforcing A Common Sense Ordinance Protecting Children While A Lawsuit Is Heard In Federal Court.
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Former TN Senator Seeks Bail While Challenging Prison Sentence
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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Campaign Finance Scheme Results In 21-Month Federal Prison Sentence For Former Sen. Brian Kelsey
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 Senator Brian Kelsey Faces 3 ½ Year Sentence Recommendation By Federal Government
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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Annoyed Judge Grants Former State Senator Kelsey One More Delay In Corruption Trial
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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Former Sen. Brian Kelsey Replaces Legal Team After Judge Says He Can’t Take Back Guilty Plea
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 Reform Lawsuit Finds 3rd Major Abuse
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 Tech Professors First Amendment Case Against University Dismissed
A Federal Judge Upheld Disciplinary Action Taken Against Two Professors At Tennessee Tech After They Posted Fliers Around The Campus, Calling Another Professor A “Racist.” The Pair Attempted To Sue The University But Lost The Case Last Week.
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Federal Judge Rules To Keep Tennessee Judicial Conference Meetings Closed
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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Starbuck Granted Injunction, Back On District 5 Congressional Ballot
Robby Starbuck Was Ordered To Be Placed Back On The Republican Ballot For The Aug. 4 Primary In The 5th Congressional District In Tennessee After A Judge Granted His Request For A Temporary Injunction On Friday Night.
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