I was honored to present on self defense at the 47th Annual Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer’s seminar in Memphis last Friday.
I am proud to serve on the Board of Directors of MJ4Hope.
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Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for his friends. Happy Memorial Day!
The Tennessee Supreme Court issued an Order today extending the March 25, 2020, Order which suspended all in person court appearances for out of custody defendants. However, the new Order allows each Judicial District to create a plan that will help to ensure the safety of all those involved in having to attend court. Our Judges for the 15th Judicial District will submit a plan to the Tennessee Supreme Court and once that plan is approved, we will begin to hear criminal court cases for out of custody clients once again. Hopefully we will be back in court by the second or third week of May!
On April 2nd, 2020, Governor Lee issued Executive Order 23 directing all Tennesseans to Stay Home unless engaging in Essential Activities. The purpose of this order is to limit exposure and spread of COVID-19.
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CAN LAW ENFORCEMENT ENFORCE EXECUTIVE ORDER 23?
Jeff Cherry spoke with The Tennessean about the parole board easing requirements for eligible inmates, to help reduce the threat of coronavirus in prisons. "These folks have already been vetted by the parole board to be released," Cherry said. "Let's don't hold them up over a class. Let's get them out." We invite you to read more here.
TENNESSEAN.COM
Amid COVID-19 outbreak, defense attorneys ask parole board to ease release requirements
Lowery, Lowery & Cherry updated their business hours.
