Friday, April 26, 2024
Russell Fowler recounts the story of Sam Houston's trial for assault involving an Ohio congressman, a hickory cane and Francis Scott Key in this issue's History's Verdict column.
Read about the lawyers who have recently been reinstated, disbarred, suspended, censured or transferred their licenses to disability inactive status.
From left: Communications Law Section Chair Amy Mohan, Knight and Williams participate in a panel on investigative journalism
Journalists Learn About Media Law at Reporters Workshop
Reporters from across the state gathered in Nashville last week to learn about copyright law, investigative journalism, open records law, covering state and local government, and more during the annual Reporters Workshop program, produced jointly by the Tennessee Bar Association and the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters. Participants were selected from a number of applicants who were interested in developing a deeper understanding of media law issues that affect their everyday work, including access to government information, defamation and privacy concerns in reporting and other timely topics. Read more about the event.
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