Belmont Law Review
Volume 1, Issue 1 (2014) Symposium 2013: Tennessee Legal Reform
Editor's Preface
The Belmont Law Review was officially established in 2012. The Law Review is the annually published student-managed, student-edited scholarly journal at Belmont University College of Law. In addition to publication, the Belmont Law Review hosts an annual symposium on a topic significantly impacting the legal community. This publication marks Belmont's inaugural symposium, given in November 2013, on the subject of Tennessee Legal Reform
The Belmont Law Review is committed to both engaging in and facilitating useful legal discourse with an eye toward promoting justice and upholding the mission statement and values of Belmont University. The Law Review endeavors to be ever mindful of these values while participating in academic debate. Members of the Law Review will seek to contribute to the legal community through meaningful intellectual discourse while conducting themselves with the highest standards of professional and ethical responsibility
The Law Review would like to express our gratitude to the excellent attorneys who contributed their respective works for publication in this volume. It has been a pleasure to work with each of you. We also wish to thank the faculty, staff and administration of the College of Law for their vision and encouragement in the establishment of this endeavor. We are particularly indebted to Professor Jeffery Usman, without whose tireless effort and wise guidance this volume would never have been published.
Articles
Tennessee’s Unique Religious Protections in Employment: Do They Mean What They Say?
Waverly D. Crenshaw Jr. and Brian A. Pierce
Reforming Tennessee's Rules of Appellate Procedure: Separate Notices of Appeal...Or Not?
Robert F. Parsley, Travis R. McDonough, and Marcia M. Eason
Medicaid Expansion by Any Other Name: Exploring the Feasibility of Expanded Access to Care in the Wake of NFIB v. Sebelius
Michele Johnson and Kristin Ware
Judicial Selection in Tennessee: Deciding “the Decider”
Margaret L. Behm and Candi Henry
The Future of eDiscovery in Tennessee
Roe Frazer and Marc Jenkins
Judicial Panel: Tennessee Legal Reform from a Judicial Standpoint
Cornelia A. Clark, Martha Craig Daughtrey, and William C. Koch Jr.
Editor-in-Chief
David L. Thibodeaux
Managing Editor
Nancy R. Steer
Executive Articles Editor
Maggie Rowland
Executive Development Editor
Daniel Patten
Executive Notes Editor
Jason Piland
Executive Technology & Online Content Editor
Alyssa C. Hennig
Symposium Editor
Emily Cole
Articles Editor
Nate Lykins
Associate Articles Editor
Patrick Ober
Notes Editors
Nathan King | Douglas Russo
Staff
Shea Agee | Katherine Blankenship
Don Byrd | Christine Davis
Rachelle Dixon | Emily Emmons
John Fahner | Chandler Farmer
Michelle Handelsman | William Green
Rachel Hogan | Michael Holder
Garrett Knisley | Rondeau Laffitte
Kathleen Lewis | Courtney Lutz
Robert Martin | Christine Oberholtzer
Sara Page | Kimiya Sarayloo
Matt Schulenberg | Tiffany Sherrill
Christopher Smith | Benjamin Torres
Jennifer White | Patricia Whitehead
Alexandria Wood
Faculty Advisor
Professor Jeffrey Usman