Intermediate Scrutiny: A Tennessee Court of Appeals Blog

June 22–July 12, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. Pro Se Appellant, in public records appeal arising out of Shelby County:

June 8–21, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. Tennessee Court of Appeals, in grandparent visitation litigation: As a reminder, even if

May 18–June 7, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. In post-divorce litigation, Father charges Mother with 29 counts of criminal contempt

May 11–17, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. Tennessee Court of Appeals: “It is clear that [Pro Se Appellant] is, to

April 20–May 10, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. Attorney with a history of controversy files public records lawsuit in Williamson

April 6–19, 2024 Intermediate Scrutiny—a Tennessee Court of Appeals blog—is a snappy weekly newsletter from Tennessee appellate attorney Daniel A. Horwitz summarizing the week's decisions from the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  To subscribe, click here.  Past newsletters can be found here. Father violates court order “on 133 specifically identified occasions,” resulting in 186-day jail