March 10, 2020
Let’s ask to have ‘right of address’ restored
You have an opportunity to embrace the constitution and the right of the people to reform their government by address or remonstrance, pursuant to Tennessee Constitution, Article I, § …
Author: David Tulis
David Tulis hosts a talk show weekdays 1 to 3 p.m. on NoogaRadio 92.7 FM 95.3 FM HD4 (digital), covering local economy and free markets in Chattanooga and beyond. Nothing on this website should be construed as legal advice; all discussions about law and practices favoring a free people are opinion and educational; if you want legal advice consult a licensed attorney.
March 9, 2020
Gov. Lee right-to-carry bill blurry on your constitutional rights
Some have asked for a “non-attorney” explanation of what is wrong with Governor Lee’s bill. By John Harris / Tennessee Firearms Association Taking off my attorney hat and putting …
March 9, 2020
Perjured trooper wins case, but nets grievance for calling Tulis ‘Nazi’
A Virginia state trooper is under a citizen complaint after perjuring himself in her criminal trial and alleging to colleagues in public afterward that she was “a Nazi” because …
March 6, 2020
Carpenter defends taxpayer-backed hotel in Dalton
March 3, 2020
Lee plan offers muddled benefit for pistol-packing Tennesseans
On February 27, Gov. Bill Lee announced that he was filing an “administration bill” to implement “constitutional carry” in Tennessee. At the time that the announcement was made, TFA …
March 2, 2020
Tulis asks Lee to check Harmer’s listing in offender registry
Grenda Harmer is a noted whistleblower in TDOC custody, and was released after being coerced into signing a waiver. The waiver relinquished his right to have the state pay …
March 2, 2020
State puts whistleblower on sex offender list, starving him after release
My correspondent Grenda Harmer, 66, is on the streets of Knoxville, abandoned by the state department of correction and tagged as a sex offender in a seeming illegal act …
February 29, 2020
Sheriff loses dashcam video evidence in tech snafu
In January, Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office networking specialists were performing routine maintenance on in-house servers and observed slowness when restarting the server processing in-car videos. By Rachel Frizzell / …