E. Riley Anderson

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  "Our nation's laws provide for reimbursement of public interest lawyers who successfully defend the rights of citizens injured by government or its contractors," said Riley Anderson, former Tennessee Supreme Court chief justice and Tennessee Justice Center board member, in the release.
  
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  Tennessee Supreme Court Justice E. Riley Anderson, who was instrumental in allowing media cameras in courtrooms across the state, announced yesterday that he is retiring from the bench.

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  To quote Chief Justice E. Riley Anderson, while speaking at the 20th Anniversary celebration of Rural Legal Services of Tennessee, "The county had a legal aid program before RLST arrived - it was called Dorothy Stulberg, the 1999 Harris Gilbert Pro Bono Attorney of the Year."

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  "Equal justice for all means that even the poorest child in the state must be able to turn to the courts for protection," said former Chief Justice Riley Anderson, a TJC board member, in the statement.

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  TennCare, Tennessee Justice Center, Riley Anderson,
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  "Our nation's laws provide for reimbursement of public interest lawyers who successfully defend the rights of citizens injured by government or its contractors," said Riley Anderson, former Tennessee Supreme Court chief justice and Tennessee Justice Center board member, in the release.
  
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  E. Riley Anderson to retire from Tennessee Supreme Court - Thursday, , Tennessee Justice E. Riley Anderson will retire Aug. 31.

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  Justice Anderson named as state court chief

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  Justice Russell Anderson, Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court
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  Justice Anderson earned his B.A. Degree, cum laude, from Macalester College in 1965 and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota in 1968.
  
  Legal Career
  
  Justice Anderson has served as an Associate Justice on the Minnesota Supreme Court, from July 1, 1994 to present.Prior to joining the supreme court, Anderson served as Chief Judge, Minnesota Court of Appeals, from Sept. 1992 - June 30, 1994.He was an Associate and Partner with the firm LeVander, Gillen & Miller Law Offices, in South St. Paul from 1971-1992; he specialized in real estate, estate planning, probate, business law, and construction litigation.Justice Anderson was a Special Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division and Department of Public Safety, Office of Minnesota Attorney General from 1970-71.He was also a VISTA (Volunteers In Service to America) attorney from 1968-69, and served as a neighborhood attorney for New Haven Legal Assistance, New Haven, CT.[1]

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  Published on: 7/24/2007    Last Visited: 7/24/2007  

  Former Chief Justice E. Riley Anderson, now retired, trekked to the

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