Larry D. Russell v. Criminal Court Judge Joseph B. Dailey, Division 5
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Opinion
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF TENNESSEE WESTERN SECTION AT JACKSON _____________________________________________
LARRY D. RUSSELL, ) From the Chancery Court ) for Shelby County, Tennessee Plaintiff/Appellant, ) ) The Hon. D.J. Alissandratos, Chancellor vs. ) ) Shelby County Chancery No. 105742-3 CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE JOSEPH ) Appeal No. 02A01-9509-CH-00200 B. DAILEY DIVISION (5) ) ) AFFIRMED Defendant/Appellee . ) ) Larry D. Russell FILED ) Cold Creek Correctional Facility ) Henning, Tennessee February 7, 1996 ) Pro Se ) Cecil Crowson, Jr. ) Charles W. Burson Appellate C ourt Clerk ) Attorney General and Reporter ) Mary M. Bers ) Assistant Attorney General & Reporter ) Nashville, Tennessee ) Attorney for Appellee ________________________________________________________________________
OPINION AND ORDER ________________________________________________________________________
LILLARD, J.
This cause came to be heard upon the Rule 3 appeal by appellant Larry Russell from the
Order of the trial court dismissing his claim against appellee Dailey for failure to state a claim
and lack of jurisdiction.
The parties submitted the case on brief, and on December 8, 1995, the Court placed the
case upon the accelerated Hearing Calendar, pursuant to the stipulation of the parties.
After review of the parties’ briefs and after consideration of the entire record, the Court
finds that all of the appellant’s allegations against the appellee pertain to appellee’s judicial acts.
The trial court’s dismissal of appellant’s claims for failure to state a claim and lack of jurisdiction
should be affirmed.
The trial court’s dismissal of appellant’s cause of action is hereby AFFIRMED. It is SO ORDERED.
ENTERED: This the ___ day of ____________, 1996.
_________________________________ LILLARD, J.
_________________________________ FARMER, J.
_________________________________ SUMMERS, SP. J.
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