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Horwitz Law, PLLC Secures Tennessee Court of Appeals Reversal of Unconstitutional Prior Restraint

"A trial court’s personal opinion is not a basis for restricting a person’s constitutional right to free speech," the Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled. The ruling is a major and precedent-setting First Amendment victory for Horwitz Law, PLLC client Michael Malone. "There is

Horwitz Law, PLLC Secures Unanimous Tennessee Court of Appeals Reversal of Both of Client’s Contempt Convictions

Fatal "ambiguities [in the trial court's] orders cannot support a conviction of contempt[,]" and "[t]he determination that the order which was allegedly violated lacked specificity and was ambiguous requires a reversal of the convictions of contempt," the Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled.  The

By |2025-12-27T16:54:07-06:00March 4th, 2024|Appeals, Contempt, Litigation, Tennessee Court of Appeals|

Intermediate Scrutiny for February 9, 2024

February 3–9, 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. Mother and Father

By |2025-12-27T16:45:40-06:00February 9th, 2024|Intermediate Scrutiny|

Intermediate Scrutiny for February 2, 2024

January 27–February 2, 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

By |2025-12-27T16:45:44-06:00February 2nd, 2024|Intermediate Scrutiny|
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