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Weekly Obsession: Mae Beavers vs. 'Marbury v. Madison'
Sen. Beavers sponsors bill to make it a felony for federal agents to enforce federal gun laws in Tennessee
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By
J.R. Lind
Some see possible state amendments as unnecessary
Critics of proposed amendments, which would head for a vote in 2014, say they're just meant to rouse GOP’s base
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By
Jeff Woods
Burch: "Justice" or madness?
Court rules free speech covers anti-gay protesters at soldiers' funerals
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New York Times' court reporter to speak at Vanderbilt today
Adam Liptak to discuss Supreme Court, recent legal news
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Post Politics: Tea partiers should reject 'corporate personhood'
A Supreme Court ruling late last month should provoke grassroots conservatives to embrace their anti-corporate roots
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By
A.C. Kleinheider
Books: Author Friedman dissects the people's court
Legal scholar examines the public’s power over the Supreme Court in
The Will of the People
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Former Chief Justice Warren has Tennessee case at top of his list
One of the most important cases heard by the U.S. Supreme Court was the landmark case of Baker v. Carr
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By
Ken Whitehouse
Reflections: High Court is killing TV
Wynn calls the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the FCC's "Fleeting Expletives" ruling another nail in the coffin of network television.
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By
Ron Wynn
Supreme Court denies Chrysler's appeal in case of Nashville infant crushed in crash
Infant was riding in back seat of Dodge Caravan
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Letters to the Editor
A reader calls Obama's philosophy on who to appoint to the Supreme Court "dangerous," writing that the president will pick someone for their "sympathetic understanding of a litigant, not their understanding of the Constitution."
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