A bill in the general assembly of New Hampshire is getting a first hearing Wednesday to separate non-commercial use of highways in the state from for-profit use by businesses. Legislation of this kind of needed in Tennessee to end state government’s abuse of courts, police departments and finally the people themselves who are consumed by the tens of thousands by the judicial industrial complex in each of the state’s 95 counties. By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 The New Hampshire bill makes a little-understood distinction between the types of people on the highways across that state. There are private users … Continue reading How Tennesseans could throw off shackles of police state imposed on highways