A Look at Motions Filed From Both Sides Following Ruling to Halt National Guard Deployment in Memphis

A look at motions filed from both sides following ruling to halt National Guard deployment in Memphis

Monday, a Tennessee Judge rule to halt the National Guard deployment in Memphis. Action News 5 explains how we got here and how a similar situation is unfolding in Washington, D.C.

Tennessee National Guard allowed in Memphis while state appeals

The Tennessee National Guard will continue to patrol the streets of Memphis while the state appeals a decision to halt deployment. (Photo: Karen Pulfer Focht/Tennessee Lookout)Gov. Bill Lee’s deployment of the Tennessee National Guard in Memphis will continue as the state appeals the ruling.  Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal issued a temporary injunction Monday blocking Lee’s deployment of the national guard, agreeing with the pla…

Tennessee National Guard allowed in Memphis while state appeals

Gov. Bill Lee’s deployment of the Tennessee National Guard in Memphis will continue as the state appeals the ruling. Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal issued a temporary injunction Monday blocking Lee’s deployment of the national guard, agreeing with the…

Tennessee National Guard allowed in Memphis while state appeals

Gov. Bill Lee’s deployment of the Tennessee National Guard in Memphis will continue as the state appeals the ruling. Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal issued a temporary injunction Monday blocking Lee’s deployment of the national guard, agreeing with the…

State asks court for clarification, permission to appeal decision in National Guard lawsuit

The State of Tennessee filed a motion with the court asking for clarification on and permission to appeal their decision saying Governor Bill Lee's deployment of the National Guard to Memphis was unlawful.

State seeking permission to appeal decision blocking National Guard deployment to Memphis

On Monday, Nov. 17, a Tennessee judge ruled on that suit and issued an injunction temporarily blocking the deployment and giving the defense five days to appeal.