Political notebook: Judge to hear Tennessee attorney general's objections to temporary restraining order to a state House

A legal challenge to a Davidson County judge's temporary restraining order that blocks new Tennessee House of Representatives' rules banning protest signs during the special legislative session on public safety will be heard Monday morning by Chancellor Anne Martin, the chancellor who issued the restraining order Friday.

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