The public road and the public right of way and free movement are important concepts in the project to overturn Jim Crow traffic stops in Tennessee.  Roads are established for the benefit of the “traveling public,” to use a word found many times in Tennessee law. The law envisions that free movement of the people is an essential part of liberty in Tennessee.  By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM Court cases and the statutes at Title 54, establishment of public roads, give hint about the liberty we have a right to expect in using the roads in our private … Continue reading Concept of free, open roads defies human trafficking by cops