My last post spoke of the death of the trial. This morning I opened the March 2008 Tennessee Bar Journal. Bluff City trial lawyer, humorist and past president of the Tennessee Bar Association, Bill Haltom presents the "crusty old geezers" view of what will become of the jury trial in this month's installment of his column But Seriously, Folks! To read Bill's column Click Here .
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March 01, 2008
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You write very well.
Posted by: Ownah | November 09, 2008 at 03:35 PM