- Member Services
- CLE
- Programs
- TBA Groups
- Committees
- ABA Resource Committee
- Attorney Well Being Committee
- Access to Justice Committee
- CLE Committee
- Committee on Racial and Ethnic Diversity
- Committee on the Judiciary
- Ethics and Professional Responsibility
- Governmental Affairs Committee
- Leadership Law
- Legal-Medical Relations Committee
- Long Range Planning
- Mentoring Committee
- Public Education Committee
- Tennessee Bar Journal Editorial Board
- Unauthorized Practice of Law
- Special Committee on Evolving Legal Markets
- Special Committee on Law Practice by Foreign Lawyers
- LAWPAC
- Leadership Law Alumni
- Sections
- TBASCUS
- Tennessee Legal Organizations
- Young Lawyers Division
- YLD Fellows
- TBALL Class 0f 2018
- Committees
- Publications
- Access to Justice
- Calendar
- The TBA
- Contact
- Help
Scalia Critics Say Justice Too Political Last Term
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia drew unusually critical attention during this past Supreme Court term for comments he made in court and in his writing that seemed to some more political than judicial. For example, his dissent in the Arizona immigration case contained a harsh assessment of the Obama administration's immigration policy, which prompted a public rebuke from a fellow Republican-appointed judge and a call to resign from liberal columnist E.J. Dionne. The News Sentinel has this AP story



