Judge allows Covenant School parents to intervene in Nashville shooter writings case.
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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 the shooter’s writings and other evidence. The case involves requests for public records filed by gun rights advocates and news organizations seeking to compel Nashville’s city government to disclose writings left behind by the shooter that might shed light on the motive for the attack and related documents – which could include the shooter’s journals and a suicide note.
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- Nashville Parents Can Have Say in Case Over Shooter's Writings, Judge Rules The New York Times
- Tennessee judge: Parents at school can try to keep shooter's writings secret Houston Chronicle
- Judge rules on Covenant School, church & parents’ involvement in debate over releasing shooter’s writings WKRN News 2
- Covenant parents, church can intervene on Nashville shooter writings Tennessean
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