The universal abuse of Tennessee driver’s license law cries for reform from the ground up, from tort lawsuits against individual cops to executive orders by mid-level officials from city and county mayors and sheriffs in the state’s 95 counties. But resistance to making changes is built into the status quo within professional relationships and custom among responsible parties in authority who can end the clogging of the courts with the wrecked lives of the poor. By David Tulis / 97.5 NoogaRadio These forms of resistance are legal and political, personal among people such as Chattanooga mayor Andy Berke, Hamilton County … Continue reading 7 reasons mayors, sheriffs will refuse adding single question to traffic arrest protocol