Tennessee Supreme Court to hear arguments in Knoxville
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Tennessee’s Supreme Court is heading to Knoxville to hear arguments in four cases.
A news release said court will be in session Tuesday in Knoxville.
One case will decide whether someone who won a judicial election but hasn’t taken office yet acts as a state officer or employee in making administrative staffing provisions. The case also deals with whether a judicial administrative assistant is an at-will employee.
Another case deals with whether the Court of Criminal Appeals erred in finding that trial evidence wasn’t sufficient to support a man’s conviction for aggravated stalking.
A third case addresses trusts and arbitration.
The final case deals with attorney discipline.
