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It seems the ivory tower-dwelling administrators on the 12th floor of the Memphis Police Department have some anonymous (but obviously well-informed) blogger critics. Bloggers who are so actively critical of the upper echelon that they’ve attracted lawyers.
These critics have annoyed Police Director Larry Godwin and the city of Memphis so much that they [...]

It seems the ivory tower-dwelling administrators on the 12th floor of the Memphis Police Department have some anonymous (but obviously well-informed) blogger critics. Bloggers who are so actively critical of the upper echelon that they've attracted lawyers.

These critics have annoyed Police Director Larry Godwin and the city of Memphis so much that they are slap-suing AOL to find out their

One reason Randy Neal prefers Bob Tuke over Mike Padgett in the race for U.S. Senate is that unlike Padgett, Tuke went to law school:

There must be a million jokes about lawyers, sharks, and professional courtesy. They are all predictable and all center around the intrinsic nature of land and sea sharks. The key to a successful story of this genre, therefore, is not to see it coming.

Jeff Woods thinks opponents of the recently approved rezoning plan for Metro Schools may be able to reverse the school board’s course through litigation:

In this week’s Scene, we explore the possibility of a lawsuit challenging the rezoning of public schools. To win, black leaders would need what lawyers call “a smoking gun” to show the decision-makers’ actual intent to discriminate against blacks.

Michael Silence and some others seem to be perplexed at a recent speech in which Sen.

Yes and no, says Bill Hobbs:

David Fowler of the Family Action Council of Tennessee explores the absurdity that is the way Tennessee picks its appellate judges in his most recent email message, headlined, The Campaign You Never Saw for the Person You Never Heard Of.

From The AP:

KNOXVILLE — A man says he was so consumed by the spirit of God that he fell and hit his head while at a Knoxville church.