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: Day on TortsNew Judicial Selection Commission Members
By John A. Day
The new members of the Tennessee Judicial Selection Commission have been announced.
Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey appointed the following people:
- Miles Burdine, President and CEO of the Kingsport Area Chamber of Commerce
- Christopher Campbell, a Memphis attorney
- Christopher Clem, a Chattanooga attorney
- William Jenkins, Jr., a Dyersburg attorney
- Teresa Lee, Senior VP and CLO for Eastman Chemical in Kingsport
- Thomas Lawless, a Nashville lawyer
- Jack Lowery, a Lebanon lawyer
- William Young, GC of BCBS in Chattanooga
Speaker Williams appointed the following people:
- David Bautista, an attorney and ETSU professor
- Mary Helen Beard, a lawyer with Fed Ex in Memphis
- Ana Escobar, a Nashville attorney
- Russell Johnson, DA in Loudon County
- Ed Martindale, a Jackson attorney
- Scott Sims, a Nashville attorney
- Denise Stapleton, a Morristown attorney
- Barry Ward, a Memphis attorney
The speakers jointly appointed Verna Anne Wyatt of Nashville, the ED of the group You Have the Power, a crime victims advocacy group.
Full post as published by Day on Torts on August 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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