Tennessee Supreme Court weighs whether statute of repose bars claims over long-running sprinkler inspections At oral argument, justices heard competing views on whether a state statute of repose shields an installer from claims that later inspections and maintenance were negligent, despite an installation alleged to have occurred in 1992.

The Tennessee Supreme Court is deliberating whether a decades-old statute of repose protects a sprinkler company from negligence claims tied to its ongoing inspections.

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Court Approves Name Changes for Elizabeth Sadler and Joshua Baker Judge grants name changes following petitions with clear justifications by both applicants.

Tennessee's Dickson Chancery Court recently empowered residents to embrace personal transformations through name changes, while also tackling serious issues like domestic abuse.

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State presents evidence in DUI case involving defendant's truck accident Court hears details of crash, marijuana possession, and defendant's behavior during arrest.

A Tennessee court grapples with a controversial DUI case involving a truck accident, marijuana, and a defendant who claims he was sober—what will the verdict be?

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Court examines state obligations in revealing exculpatory evidence for case Defense argues for more evidence disclosure in court related to case materials.

The defense in the Tennessee case of State v. Martinez is raising serious questions about undisclosed evidence that could change everything—are the state's obligations being met?

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Detective Atkins testifies in Yonkers trial amid defense rebuttal disputes Detective Atkins' testimony clarifies the order of witnesses in Yonkers trial proceedings.

Detective Atkins' testimony could be the key that unravels the tangled web of the Stewart Criminal case—what did he reveal that changed everything?

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Hayden Cole seeks to resolve case before June 17 plea deadline Cole aims to discuss plea agreement with the district attorney before trial date.

Hayden Cole is racing against the clock to negotiate a plea deal before his trial deadline—will he succeed or face the courtroom alone?

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Court hears appeals in Hardy vs Dickinson murder case defenses Defense claims trial counsel failed to advise Hardy effectively regarding self-defense and testimony.

The complex case of Charles Hardy, Jr. highlights critical questions about self-defense, legal advice, and the chilling aftermath of a fatal altercation.

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Court debates validity of jury's inconsistent verdict in homicide case Jurists discuss potential implications of jury's conflicting verdicts on homicide charges.

In a gripping courtroom showdown, attorneys dissect the troubling inconsistencies in a jury's verdict that could redefine legal precedents in Tennessee.

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Court debates self defense claims in McKinney attempted murder case Legal representatives discuss self defense applicability and trial counsel's strategies in McKinney case.

In a pivotal court session, the complexities of self-defense in Timothy McKinney's attempted murder case could reshape Tennessee's legal landscape.

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Court hears arguments on intoxication evidence in pivotal post-conviction hearing Court finds insufficient evidence of intoxication to challenge defendant's statements during trial.

In a groundbreaking hearing, the Tennessee court revealed crucial gaps in evidence regarding Christopher Bassett's alleged intoxication, raising questions about the validity of his statements and the future of similar cases.

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