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Dec 20 - Ethical Pitfalls: The Attorney's Use of Technology and Social Media - While there are definite benefits to using social media as an attorney, if you're not careful, you could put yourself at risk. Learn more by participating in the all-new webinar Ethical Pitfalls: The Attorney's Use of Technology and Social Media on December 20.
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Annual Law Conference for Tennessee Practitioners - Knoxville: October 27-28, 2011, Nashville: November 3-4, 2011
Tennessee Workers' Comp Conference - November 17-18, 2011
Annual Family Law Conference for Tennessee Practitioners - December 1-2, 2011
Tennessee Real Estate Law Conference - December 8-9, 2011
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Shelby County juvenile programs earn honors
Shelby County Juvenile Court is the first in the state to earn a rare "Triple Crown" of national honors and is the only juvenile court in the southeast, and one of only a handful nationwide, to win three top designations.
Judiciary mourns death of Judge Bob Moon
Hamilton County General Sessions Court Judge Bob Moon died in his home from what appears to be a massive heart attack. He was 60.
Prosecutors fight against use of Baumgartner file as proof of error
Assistant District Attorney General Leland Price is fighting the use of a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation probe of former Knox County Criminal Court Judge Richard Baumgartner as evidence to challenge cases over which Baumgartner presided.
State leaders back judicial selection change
State leaders proposed a constitutional amendment that would allow judges to be nominated based on merit by a commission appointed by the governor, and chosen in a retention election.
Tennessee police board scraps jail immigration rules
The state board governing law enforcement procedures dropped a controversial policy that had county jailers interviewing arrestees on their immigration status.
Haslam unveils legislative agenda
Gov. Bill Haslam unveiled a legislative agenda that changes economic development incentives, eases taxes on two fronts and pushes a range of educational initiatives.
Supreme Court adopts new ethics rules for judges; outlines procedure for recusals
The Tennessee Supreme Court has adopted a comprehensive revision to the Code of Judicial Conduct, which sets forth the ethics rules for Tennessee judges. The new Code of Judicial Conduct, which is Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 10, will take effect on July 1, 2012.
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