State Court Officials Cite Benefits Of New Laws Affecting The Courts Saturday, July 3, 2021
Tennessee lawmakers passed several key pieces of legislation this year that officials said will improve and impact the state’s court system.
State court officials said, From the creation of new three-judge panel to hear certain constitutional challenges to the expansion of recovery courts and safe baby courts, the new laws allow the courts to modernize and innovate. Several pieces of legislation also focus on improving data collection in the state courts and in juvenile courts, which will allow for data driven decision making and better resource allocation while continuing the Administrative Office of the Courts efforts to be a world-class repository of court data from every level of court in the state.
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Opinion | I thought we were on the same page, but I guess we weren t | Richard Ransom
Local 24 News Anchor Richard Ransom discusses in his Ransom Note about new trouble about the removal of Nathan Bedford Forrest s bust. Author: Richard Ransom Updated: 10:33 PM CDT March 15, 2021
MEMPHIS, Tenn. In tonight’s Ransom Note: while Memphis found a way to remove its statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest, removing a bust in his honor at the state capitol, is taking a little longer.
By now you know Forrest was a Confederate war general, a slave trader, and a founder of the Ku Klux Klan.