Federal Court Scraps Rule That Gagged Tennessee Civil Rights Attorney From Criticizing a Private Prison

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Federal Court Scraps Rule That Gagged Tennessee Civil Rights Attorney From Criticizing a Private Prison

reason.com/2025/05/19/federal-court-scraps-rule-that-gagged-tennessee-civil-rights-attorney-from-criticizing-a-private-prison

After a nearly three-year legal battle, a Tennessee civil rights attorney will no longer be gagged from criticizing a private prison. The local federal court has scrapped a rule that restricted lawyers from publicly commenting on their cases.
The U.S. District Court for the Middle…

This story appeared on reason.com, 2025-05-19 17:13:11.