Bray joins Hollars and Sells as judge candidates

wonder who wrote:

will be interestng to see who they pick

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Old and In the Way wrote:

I would recommend choosing someone that went to a real law school. Bray and Sells went to the Nashville Law School (Formerly known as the YMCA law school). It is not recognized outside the State of Tennessee. One of the problems with our courts here in TN in my opinion is the over run of "YMCA" lawyers. Let's face it, the standard for admission to the YMCA Law school isn't the same as it is for let us say, Vandy, Cumberland, UT, Pepperdine, Harvard, Georgetown just to mention a few. So why trust your case to someone that more than likely barely passed college.

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Cookeville Raised wrote:

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The type of school a person went to has no value to the type of judge a person would be. A judge should have good morales and strong beliefs. What class at Vandy, Cumberland, UT, etc teaches you that?? In my opinion, you are out of line when you refer to the men and women who GRADUATED LAW SCHOOL (did you ever?) as unqualified to serve as Judge.
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1.Bray is too young and inexperienced to be a criminal court judge. However, this is a good way to get his name out to the public so good for him and his future.
2. Lillie Ann Sells' recent history speaks for its self. Going from an assistant district attorney to a criminal court judge was way more than she could handle. The power trips she took on the bench was the reason she did not get re-elected.
3. Out of the 3 choices, Hollars is the best qualified. She has been sitting on the bench since her father (who was a great judge) had to step down. She may too be inexperienced but the time on the bench has been valuable so I hope Gov. Bredesen makes the right choice!
Will anyone else apply for this judgeship???

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Mary Ann wrote:

<quoted text> I disagree with you. I think Lillie Ann Sells would be the best. She has the most experience and I believe would be better. A lot of people dont like her but she did her job.I would not even consider Bray because of who his mother-n-law is. She screws people over now so just imagine what she could do if ho got it.

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Cookeville Raised wrote:

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The type of school a person went to has no value to the type of judge a person would be. A judge should have good morales and strong beliefs. What class at Vandy, Cumberland, UT, etc teaches you that?? In my opinion, you are out of line when you refer to the men and women who GRADUATED LAW SCHOOL (did you ever?) as unqualified to serve as Judge.
In short,
1.Bray is too young and inexperienced to be a criminal court judge. However, this is a good way to get his name out to the public so good for him and his future.
2. Lillie Ann Sells' recent history speaks for its self. Going from an assistant district attorney to a criminal court judge was way more than she could handle. The power trips she took on the bench was the reason she did not get re-elected.
3. Out of the 3 choices, Hollars is the best qualified. She has been sitting on the bench since her father (who was a great judge) had to step down. She may too be inexperienced but the time on the bench has been valuable so I hope Gov. Bredesen makes the right choice!
Will anyone else apply for this judgeship???

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Determined wrote:

Lillie Ann Sells should get it. I hope she does.

Livingstonite wrote:

<quoted text>Hope it's Hollars