Breaking: Lawsuit Filed in U.S. District Court Against Multiple Tennessee Defendants, including Attorney General

Tweet FOR ALTERING COURT RECORDS, CONSPIRACY, ABUSE OF PROCESS by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 23, 2012) — A case stemming from a $50 traffic ticket issued to a young man in McMinn County, TN has escalated to a federal lawsuit against Tenth Judicial District prosecutors, the Tennessee Attorney General, two members of the Tennessee Highway Patrol, [...]

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Tags: 14th Amendment, 42 USC 1983, 4th Amendment, Assistant District Attorney James Stutts, civil rights, Civil Rights Act, constitutional rights, District Attorney General R. Steven Bebb, due process, Florida, Jr., Judge Amy Reedy, TCA 22-2-314, Tennessee, Tennessee Attorney General Robert E. Cooper, Whiting v. Traylor

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