The Supreme Courtroom of Tennessee filed an order on Sept. 16 asking for public feedback from the Tennessee Board of Regulation Examiners, the Tennessee Entry to Justice Fee, legislation colleges and the general public on potential regulatory reforms of lawyer licensing.
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Tennessee Supreme Court Questions ABA's Role in Accreditation
