The Rutherford Institute has filed a Fourth Amendment lawsuit on behalf of a young African-American man who, after being stopped by Louisiana police for a broken taillight, was allegedly …
The argument for local economy is inherently open and liberal in the sense that it desires to see no obstruction to the free movement of people from one place …
A dirty state secret: Ignore “guilty mind.” Culpable intent is required by Tennessee law, but judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys reject it. (Courtesy Noogaradio 92.7) Gladden, Coonrod traffic stop typifies …
Lawsuits have been filed to redress the grievance of 900 high school students in a Georgia town who were roughly searched in a mass hunt for drugs. The striking …
Prisoner complaints sent by snailmail to Tennessee Rep. John Ray Clemmons suggest larger problems in prison privatization, management. (Courtesy Noogaradio) Harmer pitches complaints about prisons to both GOP, Dems …
The prospect of policing reform hinges on training of police officers and sheriff’s deputies. Training in de-escalation is the key to saving American lives and ending the cop-caused bloodbath that …
Criminalization of non-criminal behavior and examples of bad behavior and misjudgement is pushing Hamilton County into a jail funding and jail crowding crisis, the pressure of which is intensifying. …
Grenda Harmer, slave in state prison in Wartburg, Tenn., tells about the petty tyrannies of the guards as the Times Free Press today reports on Hamilton County criminal court judge …
