A much needed legal reform in Tennessee focuses on a 100-year-old abuse by the judicial machinery of the state against the people on the operation of grand juries and criminal justice. By David Tulis / 92.7 NoogaRadio The process has been effectively abolished by the U.S. Supreme Court in two decisions. But  attorneys and judges ignore the rulings as irrelevant to grand juries, whose job is to bring indictments in criminal cases. The rejection of the high court rulings enshrine a pro-state and pro-government bias in every criminal case, usually impossible to detect. The grand jury rule in Tennessee is … Continue reading Why random selection process for juries? Godly concept of ‘priesthood of all believers’