Gentry says TN oversight panel lets judges cover judicial crimes, torts

John Gentry rips into the state’s judicial ethics agency as a constitutional monstrosity that lets judges cover the crimes and torts of fellow judges in Tennessee. This testimony in Nashville is remarkable for its clarity and brevity, starting at 6:00 in the file on YouTube.

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