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Kyle Hixson

Tennessee Supreme Court Judge (Retain Hixson?)

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Recent Experience

Tennessee Supreme Court Judge (Retain Hixson?)Incumbent
2026 – 2034View Position
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Tennessee Criminal Court Judge - District 6, Division 2
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2020 – 2022View Position

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About Tennessee Supreme Court Judge (Retain Hixson?)

Term length: 2026 – 2034

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Arnold Goldin

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Robert Holloway

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