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Tennessee Prisoner Libel Proof
The Tennessee Court of Appeals held that a prisoner's conviction resulting
in incarceration for 99 years renders any reputation he may have virtually
valueless," and that he was, in the eyes of the law, libel proof." This
action was filed by a prisoner convicted of aiding and abetting
second-degree murder ...
in incarceration for 99 years renders any reputation he may have virtually
valueless," and that he was, in the eyes of the law, libel proof." This
action was filed by a prisoner convicted of aiding and abetting
second-degree murder ...
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