Tag: criminal court judge
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TN Tenth Judicial District Judge Primary Results Expected Soon
“FESTIVE GROUP” AWAITS ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIMARY WINNERS by Sharon Rondeau (May 6, 2014) — Primary voting for several political contests in the Tenth Judicial District of Tennessee closed at 8:00 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, and results have begun to be announced as of 8:55 p.m. Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III is an eyewitness to a gathering…
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Tenth Judicial District Criminal Court Judge Candidate Responds to The Post & Email
WHO IS TRULY “QUALIFIED?” by Sharon Rondeau (May 2, 2014) — On April 26, 2014, The Post & Email contacted Sandra Donaghy, Republican primary candidate for Criminal Court Judge in the Tenth Judicial District of Tennessee currently running against Atty. Van Irion, about the Tennessee attorney general’s statement that a grand jury foreman “is not…
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Attorneys Behind Irion Attack Ad Decline Interview Request
“TREW” TO FORM? by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 28, 2014) — On Monday morning, The Post & Email contacted the law office of Biddle, Trew & Parr in Athens, TN, to request an interview with either Atty. Biddle or Atty. Trew, the authors of an advertisement in The Daily Post-Athenian urging voters not to cast their…
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Judge Amy Reedy Responds to The Post & Email’s Questions on the Grand Jury
“BY WHICH STATUTE IS IT PERMITTED?” by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 27, 2014) — On Saturday evening, The Post & Email contacted Tenth Judicial District Criminal Court Judge Amy Armstrong Reedy and Seventh Judicial District Deputy Attorney General Sandra Donaghy through their respective campaign websites about the construction of grand juries in Tennessee. Reedy has served…
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What Prompted the Hit Piece in The Daily Post-Athenian?
“TAILOR MADE“ by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 27, 2014) — In Friday’s edition of The Daily Post-Athenian, an advertisement apparently taken out by two local attorneys claimed in bullet-point fashion that Criminal Court Judge candidate Van Irion was “not qualified” because his law office is located in Knoxville rather than within the Tenth Judicial District, where…