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🎙️ The Brian Hornback Experience – Episode 185″Judgment Day: Who Will Be Knox County’s Next Criminal Court Judge?”

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In this here 185 episode, I break down what happened on June 17, 2025, when the Tennessee Trial Court Vacancy Commission came to Knoxville to interview eight impressive applicants vying to fill a major judicial seat: Knox County Criminal Court Judge, Division I.

This vacancy comes after Judge Steven Sword was elevated by Governor Bill Lee to the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals—a well-earned promotion, but now it leaves a critical decision in the Governor’s hands.

After a full day of interviews, the Commission has recommended three finalists:

  • Emily Abbott (Republican)
  • Franklin Ammons (Republican)
  • Cashauna Lattimore (Democrat)

The Governor now must choose.

Also in the running and showcasing Knoxville’s deep bench of legal talent were:

  • Heather Good Ens
  • Ashley McDermott
  • Wesley Stone
  • G. Nick Wallace
  • Mary Ward

As many of our current judges approach retirement, it’s clear that Knoxville is home to the next generation of strong, capable legal minds.

🎧 Tune in for behind-the-scenes insights and what this means for the future of justice in Knox County.

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