Tag: Lawrence County TN
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Judge Yields in Journalist Access Suit
IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285 davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, April 3, 2026 – A judge sued Monday before the Supreme Court relented on Thursday and told a radio journalist that he would withdraw his denial over use of media equipment in his courtroom. Mike Harris, a general sessions court judge in Lawrence County, sent NoogaRadio…
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Justices Uphold Internal ‘Pay-to-Play’ Tax Scheme in TN, Cite No Authority
by David Tulis / NoogaRadio Network, tntrafficticket.us (Sep. 30, 2023) — CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023 — The Tennessee supreme court is refusing to consider a legal challenge to its off-the-books internal privilege tax that it applies upon nonlawyer appellants seeking review of their cases. The F$550 litigation privilege tax due in seven days…
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Top Court, Naming 2 New Justices, Refuses to Hear Case Targeting Internal Tax Skim in TN
by David Tulis/NoogaRadio Network, tntrafficticket.us (Sep. 10, 2023) — CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 — The Tennessee supreme court, caught in the headlights of a damning petition vs. a sloppy internal tax structure, blinks at the very moment it names a chief justice and swears in another lawyer, Dwight Tarwater, as member of the…
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Double Whammy: Hirsch Rips Gun Law, Says Cops Act Outside Law in Traffic Cases
A DEFENSE OF “THE PEOPLE’S LIBERTIES” by David Tulis / Noogaradio 1240 AM 92.7 FM (Jul. 20, 2017) — NASHVILLE, July 18, 2017 — A criminal court of appeals today hears arguments from a 65-year-old laborer in Middle Tennessee who says that the gun statute is unconstitutional because it is vague and that traffic enforcement…
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Tennessee “Dictatorship of the Judiciary” Has Its Roots in the Legislature
JUDGES PROTECTED FOR DECADES BY STATE’S ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES TO FOSTER CULTURE OF CORRUPTION by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 12, 2014) — Over at least several decades, the Tennessee legislature has worked to protect judges and other public employees from liability by passing laws which provide them with immunity in the course of their duties. In an…
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Lawrence County, TN Citizen Addresses the Grand Jury
“BE JUST” by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 10, 2014) — Over the last several weeks, The Post & Email has reported on the case of Arthur Hirsch, who was arraigned in Lawrence County, TN in January without an indictment or arrest warrant, subjected to a subsequent humiliating hearing in April by Judge Patricia McGuire, and then…
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Lawrence County, TN Citizen Reports Violations of Law, Procedure, Civil Rights, and Ensuing Federal Lawsuit, Part 3
WILL CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE “DO WHAT IS RIGHT?” by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 7, 2014) — Last weekend, The Post & Email published Part 1 and Part 2 of an interview with Arthur Hirsch, who was arrested without a warrant in December of last year while entering a local grocery store in his community in Lawrence…
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Lawrence County, TN Citizen Reports Violations of Law, Procedure, Civil Rights, and Ensuing Federal Lawsuit, Part 2
“THIS WHOLE THING IS A FRAUD” by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 31, 2014) — In Part 1 of The Post & Email’s interview with Lawrence County, TN resident Arthur Hirsch, he explained his arrest in a grocery store parking lot in December of last year by a Tennessee Highway Patrol officer which led to a six-hour…
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Lawrence County, TN Citizen Reports Violations of Law, Procedure, Civil Rights, and Ensuing Federal Lawsuit, Part 1
SHOCKING CASE OF JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT IN WHICH JUDGE “MAKES UP ALL THE RULES” WITH IMPUNITY by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 30, 2014) — Lawrence County, TN citizen Arthur Hirsch has related a stunning story of judicial misconduct, violation of state law and the Tennessee Rules of Criminal Procedure (TRCP) and criminal activity in a case which…