attorney general

Via the AP:

Tennessee’s attorney general says a person who has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder can obtain a handgun carry permit.

...no more VP consideration for you.

Nor Attorney General.

Hypocrite!

Thanks to Cowboy Blob for the impetus to get off my dead ass and run with this pshop (I've been on vacation, and kind of liked not feeding this blog monster every day! And, the cabin I've been hidden away in didn't even have electricity, much less wireless internet.)

Previously on John Edwards here, and here.

SQ and I have been as busy as bees. I don’t know how busy bees are but I’m thinking populating the world and all, they are pretty damned busy.

More needs to be done to root out the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). Recently, I visited a cousin who was head of the attorney general’s security detail in Colombia. He was shot seven (7) times and survived. Currently, he and his family are seeking political asylum here in America. I share this because little attention has been given to the FARC until now.

In a surprise move, a three judge panel of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals gathered in Nashville today to consider an appeal filed by Paul House which claims that the state should by barred from re-trying the case.

You know, it pays to closely watch anyone who manages to get named attorney general. Especially this guy:

Stacey Campfield chides the governor for abandoning a bill giving police administrative license revocation powers in the DUI arrests over dollars and cents. R. Neal accuses Campfield of a bit of simplistic thinking:

Glenn Reynolds interviews Fred Thompson:

Keen conservative legal mind, Nathan Moore, reacts favorably to the Attorney General’s opinion calling out Senator Rosalind Kurita’s ban on DUI lawyer advertising their services

State Senator Rosalind Kurita has sponsored legislation banning advertising by DUI lawyers