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Outcomes of Staphylococcal Prosthetic Joint Infection After Hip Hemiarthroplasty: Single Center Retrospective Study
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Symptomatic Acetabular Erosion After Hip Hemiarthroplasty: Is It a Major Concern? A Retrospective Analysis of 2477 Hemiarthroplasty Cases
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Opinion | A college student is documenting celebrity private jet use. Taylor Swift has taken offense.
Taylor Swift has never gotten the credit she deserves for her savvy and sensitivity to important legal issues, including her decision to stand up to a bogus defamation lawsuit filed against her by a man who groped her. She is also a generational icon who is adored in my household in particular.
Intermediate Scrutiny for February 2, 2024
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Failed Tennessee House Candidate Michelle Foreman Sanctioned $100,000 for Filing SLAPP-Suit Against Former Metro Councilman Dave Rosenberg
Former District 35 Councilman Dave Rosenberg has been awarded $100,000.00 in sanctions after earlier prevailing against a defamation lawsuit filed by failed Tennessee House candidate and former District 35 challenger Michelle Foreman. A copy of the Court’s sanctions order—the largest sanction ever awarded under the four-year-old Tennessee Public Participation Act to date—is available here: https://horwitz.law/wp-content/uploads/Foreman-Sanctions-Order.pdf.
Burchard v. CoreCivic of Tennessee, LLC et al
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Sorey v. Wilson County Book Review Committee et al
March 1, 2023 Filing 4 RESPONSE to Motion re #3 MOTION for Hearing on Plaintiff's Application for Temporary Injunction [Doc. 1-2 at 45] filed by Wilson County Board of Education, Wilson County Book Review Committee. (Hayden, Christopher) March 1, 2023 Filing 3 MOTION for Hearing on Plaintiff's Application for Temporary Injunction [Doc. 1-2 at 45] by Christopher Sorey. (Horwitz, Daniel) March 1, 2023 Filing 2 NOTICE/INFORMATION regarding Consent of the Parties to the Magistrate Judge.
Speaker discusses myths, truths of syndesmotic fixation
Source/Disclosures Source: Horwitz DS. Syndesmotic controversies. Presented at: Orthopedics Today Hawaii; Jan. 8-12, 2023; Koloa, Hawaii. Disclosures: Horwitz reports no relevant financial disclosures. Source/Disclosures Source: Horwitz DS. Syndesmotic controversies. Presented at: Orthopedics Today Hawaii; Jan. 8-12, 2023; Koloa, Hawaii. Disclosures: Horwitz reports no relevant financial disclosures. We were unable to process your request. Please try again later.
Tennessee Bureau of Ethics and Campaign Finance, Registry of Election Finance Held In Contempt, Ordered to Return $64,000.00 It Collected in Willful Violation of Permanent Injunction
Tennessee Bureau of Ethics and Campaign Finance, Registry of Election Finance Held In Contempt, Ordered to Return $64,000.00 It Collected in Willful Violation of Permanent Injunction The Tennessee Bureau of Ethics and Campaign Finance, Registry of Election Finance “is in contempt of court,” a senior Chancery Court judge has found. The finding arose from the Registry’s willful collection of $64,000.00 in PAC fees in violation of a permanent injunction prohibiting it from doing so.
Horwitz Law, PLLC Files Suit to Vindicate Nashville Woman’s First Amendment Right to Display Vanity Plate
Horwitz Law, PLLC Files Suit to Vindicate Nashville Woman’s First Amendment Right to Display Vanity Plate When Nashville woman Leah Gilliam purchased a vanity plate to celebrate her interests in astronomy and gaming, it did not occur to her that her constitutionally protected speech could land her in jail.
Bill Lee's big talk on criminal justice reform belies his inaction | Opinion
Daniel Horwitz is a constitutional lawyer in Nashville. Reach him at www.danielhorwitz.com or @scot_blog. By all accounts, Gov. Bill Lee was once genuinely committed to criminal justice reform. As a candidate, he ran ads about it. In his early days as governor, he scheduled events devoted to it.
N.Y.U. Journal of Legislation & Public Policy
By Daniel A. Horwitz June 15, 2020 Lawsuits aimed at censoring constitutionally protected speech are a metastasizing scourge1 that many courts have proven themselves ill-equipped to handle. Known as Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation, or “SLAPP suits” for short, these routine abuses of the legal process pose a constant threat to the First Amendment and undermine free expression in every U.S. jurisdiction.
The “Tennessee Public Participation Act,” Tennessee’s First-Ever Meaningful Anti-SLAPP Law, Takes Effect Today
(1) “Communication” means the making or submitting of a statement or document in any form or medium, including oral, written, audiovisual, or electronic; (2) “Exercise of the right of association” means exercise of the constitutional right to join together to take collective action on a matter of public concern that falls within the protection of the United States Constitution or the Tennessee Constitution; (3) “Exercise of the right of free speech” means a communication made in connection...
#Friendseder — The Best Thing Since Boxed Matzah — Detroit Jewish News
Published April 5, 2019byJN Contributor By Rabbi Daniel Horwitz and Marisa Meyerson Remember Thanksgiving? Well, a major national trend has taken off among young adults, who overwhelmingly are living away from home, to get together with their “urban families” for “Friendsgiving” — a meal leading up to the holiday they can celebrate with their friends before heading home.
Why Democrats should get on board with professional licensure reform
Daniel Horwitz | Opinion Published 4:04 p.m. CT Feb. 20, 2018 | Updated 10:28 a.m. CT Feb. 21, 2018 Want to submit your letter to the editor? Here is how. Wochit Tennessee requires barbers to hold occupational licenses to work.(Photo: Getty Images / iStockphoto) Story Highlights Licensing authorities have vested interests in erecting regulatory barriers to stifle competition. Daniel Horwitz is a constitutional lawyer in Nashville.
Who Jeff Sessions is talking about when he praises “Anglo-American” law enforcement.
In remarks delivered to the National Sheriffs’ Association on Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered some bizarre-sounding praise for “Anglo-American” law enforcement traditions. “Since our founding, the independently elected sheriff has been the people’s protector, who keeps law enforcement close to and accountable to people through the elected process,” Sessions said. “The office of sheriff is a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement.
Participants to make plunge for a good cause
DANVILLE — Some brave people are expected to jump into a pond Saturday to benefit the Danville SPCA.Dr. Daniel S.
If fair share fees are unconstitutional, so is forcing unions to advocate for nonmembers.
Late last month, the Supreme Court announced that it would hear Janus v. AFSCME, a case that challenges public-sector unions’ right to collect fees from nonmembers. Such “fair share” fees have been a legal bedrock of labor unions since the Supreme Court’s 1977 ruling in Abood v. Detroit Board of Education.
Donald Trump earned his media coverage
As the national nightmare that is Donald Trump’s presidency stretches into its fifth month, President Trump and the super-minority of supporters who make up his loyal cadre of apologists have returned to a tired refrain: Blaming the media for unfavorable press coverage. “Look at the way I’ve been treated lately, especially by the media,” Trump recently complained during a self-absorbed commencement address to graduating Coast Guard cadets.
Right to counsel a fundamental constitutional right
Attacks on Tim Kaine or Hillary Clinton for defending clients accused of crimes is an affront to the Sixth Amendment. Across the world, whether people who have been accused of committing crimes should have the right to an attorney is something of a disputed question. Certainly, North Korean “Supreme Leader” Kim Jong-un, Turkish dictator Recep Erdogan, and any number of other modern fascists hold strong views on the matter.
Senate Republicans' inaction puts judiciary in crisis
The American judiciary is in crisis. This crisis, however, is not one of competence or capability. Instead, due to unprecedented inaction from the United States Senate, large swaths of the federal judiciary are simply missing — resulting in excessive delays, exploding dockets and inconsistent application of the law in different parts of the country.
Veto bill aimed at quelling sexual harassment claims
Imagine being a young legislative aide who is on the receiving end of unwanted sexual advances by her employer, a prominent state representative. He frequently comments on your appearance and suggests that you start dressing in more revealing clothing. He calls you late at night and asks you to meet him at local bars while his wife thinks he’s working. One day, he summons you to his office, shuts the door, and gropes you. When you resist, he warns you not to tell anyone.
Vote to ‘ban the box’ in Nashville, support job seekers
Should people who have been arrested for committing a criminal offense be prevented from getting a job forever? The list of people and organizations that rightly believe the correct answer to this question is “no” is far too long to name, but it includes the ACLU, the Koch brothers, Wal-Mart, Target, The Tennessean’s Metro Columnist Frank Daniels and six of Nashville’s seven mayoral candidates.
Bigotry, not respect for rights, guides Indiana's law
A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Commendably, the backlash against Indiana's so-called "Religious Freedom Restoration Act" has been swift and severe, with a national chorus of voices rising in unison to condemn Indiana's overt attempt to legalize discrimination against the LGBT community. Frustratingly, however, what seems to have flown under the radar to this point is the fact that Indiana's "turn away the gays" law is not unique.
Nashville's corporate welfare habit will harm city
The current tally: $623 million for a new convention center. $70 million for a new Sounds stadium. $182 million to the Omni Hotel. $5.8 million to Gaylord Entertainment Co. $6 million to LifePoint Hospitals. $12.5 million to a downtown tower developer. $66 million to HCA. And, most recently, another $56.3 million to Bridgestone. All in a city that just had its credit rating downgraded and purportedly can't afford sidewalks.
Amendment 1 plaintiffs on shaky legal ground
Daniel Horwitz Published 11:00 p.m. CT Nov. 15, 2014 | Updated 11:04 p.m. CT Nov. 15, 2014 Daniel Horwitz is an election law attorney in Nashville and a former judicial law clerk for Tennessee Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon G. Lee. Reach him at daniel.a.horwitz@gmail.com. (Photo: Submitted ) Let’s be clear about something: Amendment 1 should never have passed.
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