Atty Wants Free Speech Suit Over Tenn. Court Rule Kept Alive
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By Jack Karp

A free speech challenge to a Middle District of Tennessee rule barring
attorneys from making "any extrajudicial statements" about cases in the
district should be allowed to move forward since the court is not entitled
to sovereign immunity, according to the Nashville civil rights lawyer
behind the suit.

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