Horwitz Named Among “Best of the Best” Lawyers in Nashville by The Nashville Post Again
- Reason: Nashville Attorney Sues Federal Judges Over Gag Order Barring Him From Talking About a Notorious Prison
- Tennessean: Nashville attorney fights court gag order for CoreCivic social media posts around lawsuits
- The Nashville Scene: Thunder’s Blunder: East Tennessee Developer Loses Libel Suit
- Chattanooga Times Free Press: Libel suit over ‘Swiss cheese’ criticism of River Gorge Ranch dismissed
- Chattanooga Times Free Press: Lawsuits accuse developer Thunder Thornton of intimidating critics of River Gorge project
- The Nashville Scene: An East Tennessee Developer’s Hubris Could Cost Him
- The Tennessean: In win for Tennessee free speech law, SmileDirectClub loses appeal against NBC News
- Axios: DOJ launches investigation into Tennessee’s Trousdale Turner prison
- The Nashville Post: Developers sue trio who sought to stop downtown projects
- New York Post: Tennessee Star editor headed to court after publishing school shooter’s journal writings
- Tennessee Conservative: Tennessee Star Editor No Longer Held In Contempt Over Stories Regarding Covenant School Shooter’s Writings
- The Tennessean: Judge backs off sanctions threat, gets ‘lay of land’ after Covenant School records leak
- Nashville Post: Rep. Behn, activist bring lawsuit challenging ‘abortion trafficking’ law
- Elk Valley Times: SLAPP suit filed by 3 aldermen is dismissed with prejudice
- Elk Valley Times: Anti-SLAPP suits ‘even the playing field between public, powerful’
- Elk Valley Times: 3 city aldermen file lawsuit against 2 residents
- Reason: Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Quietly Kills Clemency Initiative for Drug-Free School Zone Offenders
- The Tennessean: Lee ends expedited clemency process for harsh drug-free school zone sentences
- The Tennessean: Court records detail years of understaffing at a Tennessee CoreCivic prison
- Channel 2: Muslim woman who was required to remove hijab for booking photo reaches settlement with Rutherford County
- Channel 5: Tennessee woman forced to remove hijab during mug shot gets $100k payout
- The Tennessean: Settlement reached over forced removal of hijab in Rutherford County
- Washington Post: She was forced to remove her hijab for a mug shot, she says. Now, she’s suing.
- Law and Crime: Police force Muslim mother of 8 to remove her hijab for mug shot after minor traffic stop in violation of state and federal religious freedom laws: Lawsuit
- The Tennessean: Metro Council member gets win against defamation suit filed by former opponent
- The Tennessee Outlook: Former Republican candidate Michelle Foreman slapped with $100,000 in court sanctions
- The Tennessean: Former Metro Council member awarded $100k in sanctions after win in defamation lawsuit
- The Tennessean: Tennessee county sued over forcing woman to remove hijab for jail booking photo
- Channel 5: Lakeland ordered to pay woman over $31K after fining her over political yard sign
- The Commercial Appeal: Shelby County woman wins First Amendment case for profane election sign
- New York Times: City Illegally Fined Woman Over Profane Political Yard Sign, U.S. Judge Rules
- TechDirt: Tennessee Woman Scores A Win In Free Speech Lawsuit Filed Over Her ‘Fuck ‘Em Both 2024’ Yard Sign
- Channel 13: Court orders City of Lakeland to pay woman nearly $32K after fining her for “unredacted” political yard sign
- The Tennessean: Metro Nashville to pay $250K to mother of woman killed after asking police for protection
- Channel 2: Metro Council approves $250K settlement to family of domestic violence shooting victim
- The Daily Beast: Failed GOP Candidate Ordered to Pay $115,000 to Candace Owens
- Law and Crime: Candace Owens Wins Clash of the Pro-Trump Influencers, Lands $115,000 Judgment Against Politician Who Sued Her for Defamation
- The Tennessean: Man arrested over meme of Dickson police officer’s grave settles lawsuit with DA, TBI
- Reason: Tennessee to Pay $125,000 to Settle Lawsuit by Man Arrested for Posting Meme Mocking Dead Cop
- Law and Crime: ‘He did a meme. They arrested him’: Authorities pay $125k to settle lawsuit by man jailed for ‘offending’ police with online post
- The Tennessean: Man arrested over faked photo of Dickson police officer’s grave sues TBI, DA, city for $1M
- Channel 5: Car owner sues over state banning ‘offensive’ license plate
- Fox News: Tennessee woman sues after state officials deem vanity license plate ‘offensive’
- The Nashville Scene: What’s the Real Impact of Criminalizing Cellphones in Prisons?
- The Tennessean: Judge rules anti-property tax referendum invalid, cancels July 27 election in win for Nashville leaders
- The Tennessee Outlook: Nashville judge strikes down anti-tax referendum
- Channel 5: Metro property tax charter referendum struck down; election will not be held July 27
- The Free Speech Center: Tenn. appeals court affirms dismissal of defamation suit under anti-SLAPP law
- The Tennessean: Nashville chamber, election law group supporting Metro in legal fight over property tax referendum
- The Tennessee Outlook: Save Nashville Now begins television ads opposing Metro referendum
- The Tennessee Outlook: Legal community calls for governor veto of chancery court bill
- The Tennessean: Gov. Lee backed a new law changing early release from prison. A new lawsuit says Tennessee’s parole board is resisting
- The Tennessean: Tennessee parole board must set a timely release hearing under new ‘good cause’ law, Nashville judge rules
- The Daily Memphian: TN Board of Parole ordered to follow reentry law signed by Lee
- The Daily Memphian: Parole hearing signals likely end to case against board
- The Tennessean: Man arrested over faked photo of Dickson police officer’s grave sues TBI, DA, city for $1M
- Channel 5: TBI Director and DA sued for $1 million, accused of violating man’s rights
- Reason: Tennessee Man Arrested for Posting Picture Mocking Dead Police Officer Files First Amendment Lawsuit
- TechDirt: Appeals Court Smacks Down Unconstitutional Injunction Obtained By A Lawyer To Silence Someone Who Left A Negative Review
- The Tennessean: State appeals court rules against election commission in referendum case, legal costs top $720K
- The Nashville Post: Appeals court strikes another blow to anti-tax effort
- The Tennessean: State lawmaker pushes removal of Nashville judge over absentee voting ruling
- The Tennessean: Tennessee legal watchdog out after lawyer accused him of being an ‘anti-Muslim bigot’
- The Nashville Scene: Ethics Board Attorney’s Anti-Muslim Tweets Upend Misconduct Proceedings
- The Tennessean: ‘Anti-Muslim bias’ of Tennessee legal ethics watchdog hurts investigations, court filing says
- The Tennessean: Judge finds part of MNPS director Shawn Joseph’s severance agreement ‘unconstitutional’
- Fox 17: Court order finds clause in ex-MNPS director’s contract is unconstitutional, unenforceable
- Channel 4: Judge rules censorship clause in former Director of School’s severance agreement unconstitutional
- Fox 17: Early voter pulled out of line for wearing ‘Black Lives Matter’ shirt in Georgia
- USA Today: ‘Oh, it’s been so long’: Mother collapses with joy after wrongfully convicted son freed
- The Tennessean: Judge overturns murder conviction of Nashville man serving life in prison in 1998 case
- The Tennessean: Nashville DA’s office moves to overturn conviction of man serving life for 1998 murder
- New York Times: Imprisoned Nearly 15 Years, but Now Cleared of a Murder He Didn’t Commit
- NBC: Tennessee man freed after nearly 15 years in prison for wrongful murder conviction
- CNN: Tennessee man exonerated after serving 15 years for a murder he didn’t commit
- The Tennessean: Nashville judge hears arguments for dropping charges against Joseph Webster
- The Tennessean: ‘The conviction is wrongful’: Attorney discusses Nashville man’s life sentence case
- The Nashville Scene: DA’s Office Seeks Release for Nashville Man Convicted of 1998 Murder
- The Nashville Scene: Legislature Approves Bill Reforming Harsh Drug-Free School-Zone Law
- The Tennessean: Oversight board asked to investigate officers who responded when NYPD cop broke into home in 2018
- The Tennessean: Ex-NYPD cop who terrorized Nashville residents during break-in must pay $1M, judge rules
- Fox 17: Judge approves $1M judgment against ex-NYPD officer who broke into Nashville woman’s home
- New York Daily News: Disgraced ex-NYPD cop who forced his way into woman’s Nashville home must pay her $1 million
- Insurance Journal: Former NYPD Officer Ordered to Pay $1M Over Tennessee Break-In
- The Root: Former NYPD Officer Ordered to Pay $1M Over Tennessee Break-InEx-NYPD Officer Ordered to Pay $1 Million to Black Tennessee Woman Whose Home He Broke Into Before Hurling Racial Slurs
- WKRN: Ex-NYPD officer ordered to pay $1M after breaking into 12South home, using racial slurs
- TechDirt: The Need For A Federal Anti-SLAPP Law Is Clear And Overwhelming
- The Tennessean: Group that wanted to call state lawmaker ‘literally Hitler’ in campaign mailer wins First Amendment case
- Reason: ‘Literally Hitler’ Election Mailer Is Protected by the First Amendment
- TechDirt: Tennessee Court Strikes Down Law Criminalizing Calling Political Candidates ‘Literally Hitler’
- Tennessee Star: Law Criminalizing Use of False Language in Campaign Literature Ruled Unconstitutional by Davidson County Judge
- The Free Speech Center: Judge: Tennessee law prohibiting false campaign literature violates First Amendment
- The Fulcrum: Judge voids Tennessee law against false (‘literally Hitler’) claims about candidates
- The Tennessean: How should Nashville improve its 911 response? What the mother of one Waffle House victim says must happen
- WSMV: Metro Council approves settlement to family of Waffle House shooting victim
- The Tennessean: On eve of Waffle House shooting anniversary, Metro Council approves $35,000 settlement to family of victim
- Fox 17: Emergency Communications Center decries release of errors after Waffle House shooting
- WTVF: Metro City Council votes to settle Waffle House shooting lawsuit
- WSMV: Court orders payment in dating app case
- WSMV: Lawsuit filed against woman who requested order of protection
- TechDirt: Anti-SLAPP Law Turns Bogus Defamation Lawsuit Into A $26,500 Legal Bill For The Plaintiff
- ABC: Woman files $5 million suit against officer who broke into her home, yelled racial slurs
- The Tennessean: Airbnb terror ends in jail time for drunk NYPD cop who broke into Nashville home, threatened residents
- New York Post: Racist ex-NYPD cop who broke into stranger’s Nashville home files for bankruptcy
- WSMV: NYPD officer arrested for assaulting Nashville family while he was on vacation resigns
- The Tennessean: Woman files $5M lawsuit against ex-NYPD cop who broke into her Nashville home and threatened her
- The Tennessean: Gov. Bill Lee loosens requirements for pardons, commutations; defense attorneys hopeful
- New York Times: Officer Who Admitted Making Racist Threat Quits After an Uproar
- CNN: Tennessee woman wants a New York police officer who barged into her home and was accused of a racial slur to be fired
- New York Post: Activists want NYPD cop Michael Reynolds fired for racist tirade in Nashville
- US News and World Report: NYPD Officer Accused of Home Break-In, Attack Enters Plea
- NBC News: A white NYPD officer broke into a black woman’s home and threatened her. Activists want him fired.
- Newsweek: NYPD OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT AND TRESPASSING FOR BREAKING INTO NASHVILLE FAMILY’S HOME AND THREATENING THEM WITH THE N-WORD
- Reason: New York Cop Finally Quits—More Than a Year After He Broke Into a Woman’s Home and Threatened Her
- The Grio: White NYPD officer, who spewed racist threats to a Black woman after breaking into her home, resigns
- The Tennessean: NYPD cop takes a plea deal after breaking into a Nashville house next to his Airbnb
- WTVF: Attorney: Resignation of NYPD cop in Nashville racist attack long overdue
- WSMV: Metro Council approves settlement to family of Waffle House shooting victim
- Fox 17: Two years after Waffle House shooting
- The Tennessean: On eve of Waffle House shooting anniversary, Metro Council approves $35,000 settlement to family of victim
- WTVF: Metro City Council votes to settle Waffle House shooting lawsuit
- The Tennessean: Emergency dispatchers’ ‘catastrophic errors’ contributed to Waffle House shooting victim’s death, suit says
- Fox 17: Waffle House shooting lawsuit: Dispatchers sent emergency responders to wrong Waffle House
- WKRN: Nashville Metro Council votes on Waffle House shooting lawsuit
- WKRN: Metro says it cannot be sued for 911 operators’ mistakes during Waffle House shooting
- WPLN: Nashville Moves To Settle Lawsuit With Family Of Man Killed In Waffle House Attack
- The Tennessean: Metro Council urges city’s legal team to settle Waffle House shooting lawsuit
- Fox 17: Emergency Communications Center decries release of errors after Waffle House shooting
- News Channel 5: $25K lawsuit over bad Yelp review dismissed
- TechDirt: Doctor Suing A Patient Over A Negative Review Has His Case Dismissed Under Tennessee’s New Anti-SLAPP Law
- TechDirt: Anti-SLAPP Laws Work: Tennessee Doctor Suing Patient Over Negative Review Drops Lawsuit
- News Channel 5: Woman faces $25K lawsuit over Yelp review about Middle Tennessee doctor
- Nashville Scene: Crime and Punishment Under Bill Lee
- Fox 17: Former Vol, Steelers player donates to Nashville mentoring foundation, P.I.C.K
- ABA Journal: Lawyer speech triggers both civility and constitutional concerns
- WMC 5: Attorney says Memphis defense team made grievous errors at trial
- Fox 17: Judge: Nashville can be held responsible for dispatcher error during Waffle House shooting
- The Tennessean: Tennessee prison population hits second consecutive year of record highs
- News Channel 5: Judge rules that Metro could be found liable in deadly Waffle House shooting
- WKRN Channel 2: Nashville judge rules 911 operators can be held partially responsible in Waffle House shooting lawsuit
- The Tennessean: Nashville judges disciplined after investigation into trips to Costa Rica, letter says
- The Tennessean: Federal court order officially ends Tennessee ‘inmate sterilization’ program
- Vice: A Tennessee County Wanted to Sterilize Inmates for Shorter Sentences. That’s Over Now.
- Fox 17: Tennessee inmates win suit against judge who offered sentencing credits for sterilization
- IFL: Federal Court Ends Tennessee’s Controversial Inmate Sterilization Program
- WKRN: Metro 911 Director retires one week after Waffle House lawsuit blames slow response for death
- The Tennessean: Emergency dispatchers’ ‘catastrophic errors’ contributed to Waffle House shooting victim’s death, suit says
- The Nashville Scene: Nashville Police Union Loses (Again) in Legal Fight Against Community Oversight
- The Nashville Scene: A Local Lawsuit Sparks Further Allegations of Sexual Assault
- TechDirt: Tennessee Senate Unanimously Passes Actual Anti-SLAPP Bill
- The Tennessean: Court revives lawsuit against judge who shortened jail time if inmates got ‘sterilized’
- NPR: Nashville District Attorney Agrees To Review Conviction In 1998 Murder Case
- Fox 17: Nashville murder conviction investigation to be reopened
- The Tennessean: District attorney redesigns ‘burdensome’ process of searching for wrongful convictions
- Fox 17: Tenn. Parole Board not recognizing man’s innocence after charges dropped
- The Tennessean: Victim’s family reaches settlement in suit against Waffle House shooting suspect’s father
- News Channel 5: Lawsuits involving Waffle House shooter’s father settled
- WKRN: Waffle House lawsuit resolved
- WSMV: Family of Waffle House shooting victim reaches settlement, dismisses two lawsuits
- CIProud.com: Lawsuits involving father of suspected Waffle House shooter resolved
- News Channel 5: Civil case against Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking will go to trial
- The Tennessean: Father of Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking charged with gun crime
- Fox 17: ‘I’m going to do what I have to do’ accused Waffle House killer texts father
- WKRN Channel 2: What do the indictments mean for lawsuits filed against Reinking, dad?
- The Tennessean: Travis Reinking’s father contradicts law enforcement, says no one told him to keep guns from son
- The Tennessean: In Tennessee, 185 people are serving life for crimes committed as teens
- Fox 17: Civil asset forfeiture in Tennessee criticized, some warn of policing for profit
- The Nashville Business Journal: Judge sides with Metro officials, property owner in strip-club legal battle
- The Nashville Scene: Republican Freshman Wants to Shrink Drug-Free School Zones
- NPR: Investigation: After Pledging To Examine Innocence Claims, Nashville DA Has Yet To Open A Case
- The Nashville Scene: Calvin Bryant Jr. Is out of Prison and Seeking a Pardon
- The Tennessean: Community oversight board belonged on the Nashville ballot, appeals court says; vote stands
- The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking liable in wrongful death suit, judge says
- WKRN Channel 2: Community Oversight Won Big Despite the Campaign to Defeat It
- WTVF Channel 5: Judge rules on civil suit against Travis Reinking
- The Tennessean: Judge awards Randy Rayburn $10,000 after ‘far-fetched’ defamation suit was dismissed
- The Tennessean: Sentenced to 17 years for low-level drug charge, Nashville man gets freedom thanks to deal with prosecutors
- Reason: Calvin Bryant Was Serving a Draconian Mandatory Minimum Sentence. Now He’s Free
- WSMV Channel 4: Nashville man freed, served 10 years on controversial drug charge
- WTVF Channel 5: Man serving 17-year sentence for drug offense released early
- WKRN Channel 2: New motions filed in Waffle House mass shooting case
- The Nashville Scene: Briley Continues to Signal Opposition to Police Oversight Proposal
- The Tennessean: He got 17 years for a first-time drug offense. Now he’s asking Gov. Bill Haslam for help
- The Tennessean: Nashville judge rules against state in lawsuit over ‘blackout period’ for PACs
- Nashville Post: Court strikes down ‘blackout period’ campaign finance provision
- Fox 17: Imprisoned man’s DNA not on murder weapon
- Fox 17: Is Nashville man serving a life sentence innocent?
- The Tennessean: Tennessee sued over PAC contributions ‘blackout period’ before elections
- Nashville Business Journal: Metro fights back in strip-club legal battle
- The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting witness who watched brother die sues suspect’s father
- Patch: Slain Waffle House Victim’s Brother Sues Alleged Shooter’s Father
- News Channel 5: Family Of Waffle House Shooting Victim Files Second Lawsuit
- The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting victim’s mom files $100M wrongful death suit against Reinkings
- Patch: Waffle House Victim’s Mom Sues Alleged Shooter, Father For $100M
- The Nashville Scene: A Victim’s Mother Is Suing the Alleged Waffle House Shooter and His Father
- The Huffington Post: Mom Of Waffle House Shooting Victim Sues Alleged Gunman And His Father
- The Nashville Post: District 1 runoff candidates raise thousands
- The Appeal: No Mercy
- Patch: Nashville Strip Club Sues City Claiming ‘Conspiracy’
- Nashville Business Journal: Nashville strip club takes aim at Metro officials, local business owners in newly filed suit
- The Tennessean: Williamson commission candidate contests District 7 election, alleges ‘irregularities’
- Fox News: What the puck? Nashville hockey team endorses Democratic mayoral candidate
- The Nashville Scene: Special Election: A Look at the Mayoral Candidates
- Reason: Tennessee Decides It’s Not Actually Dangerous for a Cosmetologist to Do House Calls
- The Tennessean: Defamation lawsuit against restaurateur Randy Rayburn dismissed — again
- TechDirt: Appeals Court Finally Shuts Down Bogus Lawsuit Targeting A School Official For Words A Journalist Wrote
- Times Free Press: No ‘declaring’ needed at poll
- The Tennessean: Tennessee Supreme Court moves up Nashville mayoral election to May
- The Nashville Post: Argentine passes Tennessee bar exam
- WPLN: Nashville Must Hold Next Mayor’s Election In May, Court Rules
- The Tennessean: Nashville council members support Supreme Court’s immediate review of mayoral election date
- TechDirt: At-Home Dental Appliance Company Sues Website For Having Opinions About Its Products
- The Tennessean: Lawmakers pass bill to forbid judges from sterilizing inmates in exchange for reduced jail time
- Knoxville News Sentinel: Bill to grant parole for killer kids stalls in Tennessee House in shadow of Lillelid murders
- NPR: In Three Years, Mayor Barry Could Have A Clean Record Again
- Patch: After A Year, Nashville Police Return Jocques Clemmons’ Phone
- The Tennessean: More than a year after Jocques Clemmons died, police returned his phone to family
- News Channel 5: Metro Police Return Clemmons’ Cell Phone After Lawsuit Is Filed
- News Channel 5: Libel Lawsuit Dropped By Doggie Daycare
- The Nashville Scene: The Dog Spot Sues Two East Nashville Facebook Group Members for Libel
- The Tennessean: The Dog Spot East Nashville files $2 million libel lawsuit against Facebook commenters
- Nashville Business Journal: Nashville pet store files $2M suit over Facebook comments
- Channel 4 News: Owners of The Dog Spot file lawsuit over Facebook posts
- News Channel 5: Libel Suit From Doggie Day Care Hopes To Fetch $2 Million
- The Tennessean: Appeals court won’t reconsider Tennessee abortion measure decision
- Patch: Federal Court Denies Challenge To Tennessee Abortion Amendment
- The Nashville Scene: The Dog Spot Sues Two East Nashville Facebook Group Members for Libel
- The Nashville Scene: It’s Been One Year Since the Jocques Clemmons Shooting
- The Tennessean: A year after Jocques Clemmons’ death, police still have his phone. His family wants it back.
- Nashville Post: Supreme Court amends bar eligibility rules
- The Washington Post: Tennessee judge reprimanded for offering reduced jail time in exchange for sterilization
- Nashville Post: Supreme Court rules Argentine can take Tennessee Bar
- Bloomberg: Argentine LL.M. With 3.9 GPA Wins Bid to Take Tenn. Bar Exam
- Nashville Post: Argentine lawyer challenging Tennessee Board of Law Examiners
- Nashville Post: Supreme Court considering bar eligibility changes
- Above the Law: State Bars Foreign Student From Bar Exam — Next Stop, State Supreme Court
- Nashville Post: National conservative groups join local bar fight
- Nashville Post: Briefing complete in Argentine lawyer’s bar exam appeal
- ABA Journal: Public Employees, Private Speech: 1st Amendment doesn’t always protect government workers
- Forbes: Tennessee Regulators Drop Complaint, Won’t Block Beauty App From Operating
- Forbes: Tennessee Wants To Shut Down This Beauty And Health App For Offering ‘Highly Disturbing’ Competition
- Nashville Business Journal: Regulators withdraw complaint against Nashville-based startups
- Reason: Tennessee Cosmetology Board Admits it Doesn’t Have Authority To Regulate Tech Companies
- Daily Signal: How This Nashville Tech Company Challenged a State Regulatory Board and Won
- The Commercial Appeal: Nashville firm seeking to become Uber of beauty salons eyes Memphis
- Slate: An Attorney and a DA Are Seeking Justice for Tennesseans Convicted of “Homosexual Acts”
- NPR: How Nashville Man Cleared Of ‘Homosexual Acts’ Conviction Paves The Way
- The Nashville Scene: The Tennessee Supreme Court Keeps Reversing Itself, and Criminal Defense Attorneys Are Worried
- The Nashville Scene: Why Does MNPD Need to Search Jocques Clemmons’ Social Media?
- TechDirt: Judge Dumps Stupid Libel Suit Featuring A Man Suing A Third Party For Things A Journalist Said
- Nashville Business Journal: Nashville restaurateur Randy Rayburn faces $1.5 million lawsuit
- TechDirt: Former University Official Files Libel Lawsuit Against His Replacement For Things A Journalist Said
- Nashville Business Journal: Judge dismisses $1.5M suit against well-known restaurateur
- Patch: Catfish Throwing Predators Fan Charged In Pittsburgh; Radio Station, Local Bar Promises To Cover Fines
- The Tennessean: 2nd lawsuit challenges Tennessee county’s inmate birth control practice
- WSMV Channel 4: Judge under scrutiny for offering reduced sentences for vasectomies, birth control implants
- Patch: Obscenity Charges Dropped In Nashville Stick Figure Sex Case
- Faultlines: Nashville Cops Hate Stick Figure Sex (and the First Amendment)
- Heat Street: Tennessee Cops Back Down on Fine For ‘Obscene’ Bumper Sticker of Stick Figures
- TechDirt: Driver Sues State After Receiving Ticket For ‘Obscene’ Stick Figure Vehicle Decal
- Patch: Nashville Case Highlights Drug-Free School Zone Reform Efforts
- Reason: How a Drug-Free School Zone Sent a Tennessee College Student to Prison For 17 Years
- Nashville Scene: Council Members Petition Judge Over Drug-Free School Zone Case
- The Tennessean: He got 17 years for selling drugs near school. Now 12 Nashville officials are fighting on his behalf
- The Tennessean: Judge agrees man’s 17-year sentence for dealing drugs is ‘harsh,’ but leaves it in place
- The Associated Press: Tennessee Prisoner Sentenced to Life at 15 Asks for Freedom
- Nashville Post: AG: Ballot selfie ban is legal
- Slate: Bring on the Ballot Selfies! Why snapping a photo in the voting booth is good for democracy.
- Nashville Scene: BS: Ballot Selfies Are Illegal but You Can Maybe Take One Anyway
- ABA Journal: States seek to stop voters from posting ballot selfies
- The Tennessean: Tennessee Supreme Court denies records in Vanderbilt rape case
- Times Free Press: Tennessee courts will make it easier to wipe criminal records
- Nashville Scene: Class Action Motion Could Expunge 350,000 Charges for 128,000 Nashville Residents
- The Tennessean: Lawsuit may erase charges for 128,000 Nashvillians
- The Marshall Project: Five Things You Didn’t Know About Clearing Your Record
- Channel 4: Attorney seeks to expunge more than 100K court records
- Out and About Nashville: Nashville District Attorney candidate pledges equal treatment for LGBT couples
- Washington Post: Goodbye to South Carolina’s ‘Doctor Death’
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