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Reasonable Efforts in Termination of Parental Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1-113

Reasonable Efforts in Termination of Parental Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1-113

Date: Aug 27, 2010
Reasonable Efforts in Termination of Parental Rights under Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1-113 Introduction The case of Otis Michael Bridgeforth v. National Consumer Services (319 S.W.3d 586), adjudicated by...
Affirming the Sufficiency of DNA and Circumstantial Evidence in Burglary Convictions: State of Tennessee v. James Rae Lewter

Affirming the Sufficiency of DNA and Circumstantial Evidence in Burglary Convictions: State of Tennessee v. James Rae Lewter

Date: Jul 16, 2010
Affirming the Sufficiency of DNA and Circumstantial Evidence in Burglary Convictions: State of Tennessee v. James Rae Lewter Introduction State of Tennessee v. James Rae Lewter, 313 S.W.3d 745 (Tenn....
Validating Guilty Pleas: Insights from Jeffery Aaron Lane v. State of Tennessee

Validating Guilty Pleas: Insights from Jeffery Aaron Lane v. State of Tennessee

Date: Jul 15, 2010
Validating Guilty Pleas: Insights from Jeffery Aaron Lane v. State of Tennessee Introduction Jeffery Aaron Lane v. State of Tennessee, 316 S.W.3d 555 (Tenn. 2010), addresses a critical issue in...
Distinguishing Direct and Collateral Consequences in Guilty Plea Procedures: Insights from Marcus Ward v. State of Tennessee

Distinguishing Direct and Collateral Consequences in Guilty Plea Procedures: Insights from Marcus Ward v. State of Tennessee

Date: Jul 8, 2010
Distinguishing Direct and Collateral Consequences in Guilty Plea Procedures: Insights from Marcus Ward v. State of Tennessee Introduction The case of Marcus Ward v. State of Tennessee (315 S.W.3d...
Permissive Inferences from Possession of Recently Stolen Property Upheld in Tennessee Supreme Court

Permissive Inferences from Possession of Recently Stolen Property Upheld in Tennessee Supreme Court

Date: Jun 25, 2010
Permissive Inferences from Possession of Recently Stolen Property Upheld in Tennessee Supreme Court Introduction In State of Tennessee v. Ralphelle James, the Supreme Court of Tennessee addressed...
Mandatory Jury Instructions on Lesser-Included Offenses in Felony Murder Cases: Insights from State v. Brown

Mandatory Jury Instructions on Lesser-Included Offenses in Felony Murder Cases: Insights from State v. Brown

Date: May 28, 2010
Mandatory Jury Instructions on Lesser-Included Offenses in Felony Murder Cases: Insights from State of Tennessee v. Benjamin Brown Introduction State of Tennessee v. Benjamin Brown (311 S.W.3d 422),...
Narrow Interpretation of Tennessee Peer Review Privilege in LEE MEDICAL, INC. v. Paula BEECHER et al.

Narrow Interpretation of Tennessee Peer Review Privilege in LEE MEDICAL, INC. v. Paula BEECHER et al.

Date: May 25, 2010
Narrow Interpretation of Tennessee Peer Review Privilege in LEE MEDICAL, INC. v. Paula BEECHER et al. Introduction Lee Medical, Inc. v. Paula Beecher et al. (312 S.W.3d 515) is a pivotal case...
Non-Eligibility for Early Parole in Plea-Bargained Drug-Free School Zone Sentences

Non-Eligibility for Early Parole in Plea-Bargained Drug-Free School Zone Sentences

Date: May 8, 2010
Non-Eligibility for Early Parole in Plea-Bargained Drug-Free School Zone Sentences Introduction Terrance Lavar Davis v. State of Tennessee, 313 S.W.3d 751 (Tenn. 2010), is a pivotal case addressing...
Strict Interpretation of Tennessee Rule of Criminal Procedure 33 Established in State v. Hatcher

Strict Interpretation of Tennessee Rule of Criminal Procedure 33 Established in State v. Hatcher

Date: May 5, 2010
Strict Interpretation of Tennessee Rule of Criminal Procedure 33 Established in State of Tennessee v. Shawn Hatcher Introduction State of Tennessee v. Shawn Hatcher, 310 S.W.3d 788 (Tenn. 2010),...
Excited Utterance Exception Affirmed: Admissibility of Bystander's Written Vehicle Tag Number in Robbery Case

Excited Utterance Exception Affirmed: Admissibility of Bystander's Written Vehicle Tag Number in Robbery Case

Date: Apr 30, 2010
Excited Utterance Exception Affirmed: Admissibility of Bystander's Written Vehicle Tag Number in Robbery Case Introduction State of Tennessee v. Darrell Franklin, 308 S.W.3d 799 (Tenn. 2010),...
No Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Common Condominium Hallways Established in STATE of Tennessee v. William Glenn Talley

No Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Common Condominium Hallways Established in STATE of Tennessee v. William Glenn Talley

Date: Mar 20, 2010
No Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Common Condominium Hallways Established in STATE of Tennessee v. William Glenn Talley Introduction STATE of Tennessee v. William Glenn Talley, 307 S.W.3d 723...
Right to Conflict-Free Counsel in Post-Conviction Proceedings: Insights from Frazier v. State of Tennessee

Right to Conflict-Free Counsel in Post-Conviction Proceedings: Insights from Frazier v. State of Tennessee

Date: Feb 19, 2010
Right to Conflict-Free Counsel in Post-Conviction Proceedings: Insights from Frazier v. State of Tennessee Introduction Frazier v. State of Tennessee is a pivotal case that examines the critical...
Ensuring Due Process: Mandatory Statutory Findings in Parental Rights Terminations

Ensuring Due Process: Mandatory Statutory Findings in Parental Rights Terminations

Date: Feb 17, 2010
Ensuring Due Process: Mandatory Statutory Findings in Parental Rights Terminations Introduction The Supreme Court of Tennessee's decision in In re ANGELA E. et al. serves as a pivotal moment in the...
Stricter Disbarment Standards Affirmed in Michael Sneed v. Board of Professional Responsibility

Stricter Disbarment Standards Affirmed in Michael Sneed v. Board of Professional Responsibility

Date: Jan 27, 2010
Stricter Disbarment Standards Affirmed in Michael Sneed v. Board of Professional Responsibility Introduction Michael Sneed v. Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee,...
Grandfather Clause and Commercial Classification in Zoning: Smith County Regional Planning Commission v. Hiwassee Village Mobile Home Park, LLC

Grandfather Clause and Commercial Classification in Zoning: Smith County Regional Planning Commission v. Hiwassee Village Mobile Home Park, LLC

Date: Jan 23, 2010
Grandfather Clause and Commercial Classification in Zoning: Insights from Smith County Regional Planning Commission v. Hiwassee Village Mobile Home Park, LLC Introduction In the landmark case of...
Classification of Attorney Fees as Marital Property: Larsen-Ball v. Ball

Classification of Attorney Fees as Marital Property: Larsen-Ball v. Ball

Date: Jan 15, 2010
Classification of Attorney Fees as Marital Property: Larsen-Ball v. Ball Introduction Marn Suzanne Larsen-Ball v. William Gordon Ball is a pivotal case decided by the Supreme Court of Tennessee on...
Due Process Does Not Toll Statute of Limitations for Coram Nobis Petitions: Insights from Ricky HARRIS v. STATE of Tennessee

Due Process Does Not Toll Statute of Limitations for Coram Nobis Petitions: Insights from Ricky HARRIS v. STATE of Tennessee

Date: Jan 15, 2010
Due Process Does Not Toll Statute of Limitations for Coram Nobis Petitions: Insights from Ricky HARRIS v. STATE of Tennessee Introduction In the landmark case of Ricky HARRIS v. STATE of Tennessee,...
Limits on General Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations Established in Gordon v. Greenview Hospital, Inc.

Limits on General Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations Established in Gordon v. Greenview Hospital, Inc.

Date: Dec 18, 2009
Limits on General Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations Established in Gordon v. Greenview Hospital, Inc. Introduction The case of Kamarjah Gordon et al. v. Greenview Hospital, Inc....
Mandatory Pre-Approval for Eminent Domain: NORMA FAYE PYLES LYNCH FAMILY PURPOSE LLC v. PUTNAM COUNTY

Mandatory Pre-Approval for Eminent Domain: NORMA FAYE PYLES LYNCH FAMILY PURPOSE LLC v. PUTNAM COUNTY

Date: Dec 17, 2009
Mandatory Pre-Approval for Eminent Domain: NORMA FAYE PYLES LYNCH FAMILY PURPOSE LLC v. PUTNAM COUNTY Introduction NORMA FAYE PYLES LYNCH FAMILY PURPOSE LLC v. PUTNAM COUNTY, Tennessee et al. (301...
Application of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act to Real Estate Professionals Selling Personal Residences: Fayne v. Vincent

Application of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act to Real Estate Professionals Selling Personal Residences: Fayne v. Vincent

Date: Dec 12, 2009
Application of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act to Real Estate Professionals Selling Personal Residences: Fayne v. Vincent Introduction The case of Fayne et al. v. Vincent et al., decided by the...
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