Parents of Covenant School students can weigh in on release of evidence in Nashville mass shooting, judge rules
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By Alta Spells and Dakin Andone, CNN (CNN) — Parents of students at Nashville’s Covenant School can intervene in a consolidated lawsuit asking that documents and records related to the March 27 mass shooting be released, a Tennessee judge ruled, giving the parents a say in the potential release of t…
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Nashville judge to weigh release of Tennessee school shooter's writings
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Parents of Covenant School students can weigh in on release of evidence in Nashville mass shooting, judge rules
A Nashville judge on Monday held a hearing over whether or not to allow the release of The Covenant School shooter Audrey Hale's writings. The judge said she would rule on Wednesday.
A judge will rule on whether to allow parents of kids killed in the Covenant School shooting to voice their opposition in court to the release of the shooter's writings.
By Alta Spells and Dakin Andone, CNN (CNN) — Parents of students at Nashville’s Covenant School can intervene in a consolidated lawsuit asking that documents and records related to the March 27 mass shooting be released, a Tennessee judge ruled, giving the parents a say in the potential release of t…
A judge will rule on whether to allow parents of kids killed in the Covenant School shooting to voice their opposition in court to the release of the shooter's writings.
A Nashville, Tennessee, judge ruled Wednesday that parents of the Covenant School shooting victims can weigh in on whether writings from the shooter should be kept secret.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee judge has ruled that a group of parents can have their say in a lawsuit over the writings of a shooter who killed six
