Category: Common law rights

My proposed check on abusive police powers in Chattanooga Is a weak vessel indeed, A mere use of words telling cops that they can’t keep doing as they have …

Local economy has a theory strongly and insists on bottom-up reform, and rejects the hope of top-down reform, especially where constitutional liberties are in view. Reform cannot be expected …

(Nov. 9, 2018) — On Thursday afternoon, The Post & Email’s editor was a guest on the “Nooganomics” radio show hosted by David Tulis to discuss a letter sent …

About 30 area residents enjoy a graduation ceremony overseen by police chief David Roddy and marking the end of another periodic effort by the Chattanooga department to make affinity …

In the past several months I have encountered three people whom I have offered to encourage in their defense of criminal traffic charges under the state’s transportation law at …

A leading Chattanooga attorney is concerned about systemic and institutional progressive injustice in Tennessee and has a record to prove it. I am trying to interest him in using …

Chattanooga council happy with unconstitutional ordinance — a ban on the use of the Internet. Why a blockade against 100s of families who could be doing Airbnb? To keep …

A remarkable chancery court case in Lawrence County, Tenn.,, seeks to overturn a negative court of appeals ruling which denies the distinction between travel and transportation, one that allows …