- 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
Tennessee's Take on Strip Searches
Just days after the U.S. Supreme Court gave the OK for jailers to strip search anyone who’s arrested — regardless of how minor their offense — the sheriff in Tipton County decided that every incoming detainee will be strip searched, the Tennessean reports. In Nashville, Sheriff Daron Hall says they do not strip search routinely, but have people change out of their street clothes behind a curtain turn their clothes over to officials. He says his department is not going to change its policy as a result of the court’s ruling, but said there does "need to be a consistent application of how you search, when you search." The City Paper has more



