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Beasley Allen Attorney Gavin King was invited to speak at the Samford University Cumberland School of Law Black Law Student Association’s “Men’s Night,” he discussed career readiness, networking, and life as a young lawyer.
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I enjoyed visiting Cumberland School of Law to speak to students from the Cumberland Republicans and the Christian Legal Society. Thank you to everyone who came out for the discussion and to Abbi Ferrier for organizing.
Timothy L. Morton
614 N. Water Ave, Apt 614
Gallatin, TN 37066
(615) 457-4193
9 October 2021
Bart Highers
113 W. Main St.
Gallatin, TN 37066
Tennessee Attorney General Conference
ATTN: Each District Attorney General in all Districts
222 Anne Dallas Dudley Blvd
Nashville, TN 37219
Equity Alliance
PO 331821
Nashville, TN 37203
Tennessee Black Caucus
Cordell Hull Building, Ste 404
Nashville, TN 37243
Tennessee Attorney General
ATTN: Herbert Slattery
PO 20207
Nashville, TN 37202
Tennessee Supreme Court
ATTN: Court of the Judiciary
511 Union St.
Nashville, TN 37219
Board of Professional Responsibility
10 Cadillac Dr., Ste 220
Brentwood, TN 37027
RE: Violation of Moratorium Order/Corruption Coupled with Obstruction of Justice Display Systemic Racism and Suppress of Rights Formal Complaint
1. As listed in the subject, this is a complaint about the Tennessee Judicial system from Attorney’s to the Supreme Court. I wonder, how could you change venue on a moratorium order? In my opinion and the opinion of many asked, that would imply no court actions taken, but Sumer County and Davidson County collaborated and completed this violation of the moratorium order. Why, and who gave Sumner County the authority to transfer a case under the order, and who gave Judge Lynda Jones the authority and authority to overrule the moratorium order.
2. Contact can be made with THDA about the effective dates of the order and about any contracts in their possession. This will reflect that the deceased Harold M. Kemp signed the contracts, as well as the observation of the court in session will reflect the testimony of Bart Highers, that Kenny Kemp’s deceased mother was present with him (politician Elizabeth Anne Kemp), who has been deceased since January 2018.
3. As, I have stated, this was a civil matter, and I was not present with the opportunity to be appointed counsel, and like Torrey Johnson stated, did not have adequate defense. The court appearance should have never taken place until the moratorium order ended, but THDA will supply all needed dates.
4. It is known that the justice system in Tennessee is systemic racist, corrupt, and broken. How could you change venue on a case with a moratorium order in place? How could you execute the order, before the date? This displays, the system is broken completely in Sumner County and Davidson County will co-sign corruption.
5. I demand sanctions be imposed on both courts and individual sanctions be imposed on the 18th Judicial District of Tennessee and General Court Judge Lynda Jones, coupled with Bart Highers, which eliminates them from the practice of law indefinitely.
Timothy L. Morton
The judicial system is broken
I want to take a moment to shout out Rashad Grimes. Rashad was one of our first field organizers on our 2017 campaign. And he knocked just about every single door in District 8.
Since then, he graduated from Cumberland School of Law, passed the BAR, and has started up the premiere alcohol delivery app in Alabama.
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