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Failed resolution wakes up Tennessee to defend judicial independence

Defeated resolution wakes up Tennessee to importance of judicial independence | Opinion Tennessee was close to a tipping point because of a legislative resolution that targeted one judge for one decision she made. Citizens must be vigilant about protecting our democracy. Bob Boston, Aubrey Harwell and Billye Sanders Guest columnists Bob Boston, Aubrey Harwell and Billye Sanders are members of the coordinating committee of the Committee for an Independent Judiciary. Editor s note: This is an updated version of a guest column that ran prior to the development that a  legislative resolution failed on Tuesday. The people of Tennessee confronted a major issue this week when the legislature’s Civil Justice Subcommittee defeated an alarming Resolution that threatened to destroy judicial independence and abolish the separation of governmental powers that protect every citizen who comes before our court system.

Tennessee to move to next COVID-19 vaccine phase, in part due to lack of demand

Tennessee to move to next COVID-19 vaccine phase, in part due to lack of demand Brett Kelman, Nashville Tennessean © Mark Zaleski / For The Tennessean Dr. Rosemarie Robertson gets a coronavirus vaccine shot from registered nurse Stacie Davis at the Lentz Public Health Center on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, in Nashville, Tenn. Relief organizations such as Hands On Nashville have provided volunteers to help at clinics during the pandemic. Replay Video Skip Ad Tennessee will transition to the next stage of coronavirus vaccine distribution on Monday, offering doses to more than a million residents of all ages with serious health conditions, state officials announced this week.

Tennessee to move to next COVID vaccine phase, in part due to lack of demand

Tennessee to move to next COVID-19 vaccine phase, in part due to lack of demand Brett Kelman, Nashville Tennessean © Mark Zaleski / For The Tennessean Dr. Rosemarie Robertson gets a coronavirus vaccine shot from registered nurse Stacie Davis at the Lentz Public Health Center on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, in Nashville, Tenn. Relief organizations such as Hands On Nashville have provided volunteers to help at clinics during the pandemic. Replay Video Skip Ad Tennessee will transition to the next stage of coronavirus vaccine distribution on Monday, offering doses to more than a million residents of all ages with serious health conditions, state officials announced this week.

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