Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2021December 24, 2021 EDT
Mixed Messaging: Should Judges on the Tennessee Supreme Court Be Called Justices?
Mixed Messaging: Should Judges on the Tennessee Supreme Court Be Called Justices?
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2021
- In the Beginning: Foundations of a Successful DeanshipNeil Fulton
- Politicizing Impartiality: Redefining the Role of the Senate in Federal Judicial SelectionAdam HarnessMelissa Harness
- Disorderly Conduct: An Investigation into Police and Prosecutor PracticesMichael Cicchini
- You Are the Father! An Argument for Court-Ordered Prenatal Paternity Testing and Child Support in TennesseeMichael Stooksbury
- Understanding the Negligence QuestionGaro V. Moughalian
- Laying it on the Line: How Hernandez v. Mesa Nixed Bivens for a Transnational HomicideSean Davis
- To Live More and Die Less: Challenging Tennessee's Anti-Trans Birth Certificate PolicyGuy E. Tustin III
- Mixed Messaging: Should Judges on the Tennessee Supreme Court Be Called Justices?Ryan E. Cox
- #MeToo Meets Estoppel: How Bill Cosby’s Conviction Got Tossed by Court’s Application of Equitable DoctrineStefanie BowenRyan Cox
Ryan E. Cox, Mixed Messaging: Should Judges on the Tennessee Supreme Court Be Called Justices?, 9 LMU Law Review (2021).