The order, signed by Circuit Court Judge Mike Meares on May 10 - a Saturday - ordered attorneys Steve Ogle, president of the Blount County Bar Association; Melanie E. Davis and Robert N. Goddard, both members of the association's Local Rules Committee; and David Black to appear in his courtroom the following Monday at 8 a.m. with any "correspondence to or from the Blount County Circuit or Chancery Courts or any of their judges or clerks about Local Rules."
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Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Judge's Order Baffles Lawyers
Members of the Blount County legal community are scratching their heads over a recent court order - unattached to any docketed criminal or civil case - demanding that four lawyers produce documents having to do with local court procedures.
The order, signed by Circuit Court Judge Mike Meares on May 10 - a Saturday - ordered attorneys Steve Ogle, president of the Blount County Bar Association; Melanie E. Davis and Robert N. Goddard, both members of the association's Local Rules Committee; and David Black to appear in his courtroom the following Monday at 8 a.m. with any "correspondence to or from the Blount County Circuit or Chancery Courts or any of their judges or clerks about Local Rules."

The order, signed by Circuit Court Judge Mike Meares on May 10 - a Saturday - ordered attorneys Steve Ogle, president of the Blount County Bar Association; Melanie E. Davis and Robert N. Goddard, both members of the association's Local Rules Committee; and David Black to appear in his courtroom the following Monday at 8 a.m. with any "correspondence to or from the Blount County Circuit or Chancery Courts or any of their judges or clerks about Local Rules."
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