By Lee Davis Tennessee legislators have been busy these last few months compiling a seemingly never-ending stack of bills for Governor Bill Haslam's signature. This legislation will become law on July 1st. What are they? Well they cover a wide variety of concerns and some ...
Read Moreby Lee Davis 151 New Tennessee Laws going into effect July 1, 2012. There are new laws going into effect in Tennessee in a few days that range from ...
View Moreby Lee Davis The Christian/Newsom case saw another development today as defense attorneys Tom Dillard and Stephen Ross Johnson responded to the ...
View MoreBy Jay Perry On Monday the Supreme Court issued a ruling on Miller v.Alabama , a case previous discussed here . The case involved two fourteen year ...
View MoreState of Tennessee v. David Edward Niles The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals recently rejected a petition from a man serving a life sentence for ...
View Moreby Lee Davis Parker v. Matthews Earlier this week the U.S. Supreme Court restored murder convictions against a Kentucky man who broke into his ...
View MoreBy Stevie Phillips Harvey Brian Cochran was convicted of reckless homicide, a Class D felony. On appeal, he argued that the trial court erred by ...
View MoreThe Knoxville case involving disgraced former judge Richard Baumgartner moved forward last week with news that his defense attorneys, Don Bosch and ...
View Moreby Bryan Hoss State of Tennessee v. William Henry Wiggins The defendant, William Henry Wiggins, was convicted in Davidson County Circuit Court of ...
View MoreJoby Lee Teal v. The Criminal Court of Shelby County, Tennessee Joby Lee Teal, a pro se petitioner, sought declaratory judgment concerning the ...
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