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Letter: Hunt can listen, respond with facts supported by law

Posted at 12:21 am April 15, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Letters Leave a Comment

Brian Hunt

Brian Hunt

To the Editor:

It’s not every day that one has the opportunity to praise and uphold a member of our community. That is why I choose this particular time of the year to recommend Brian Hunt, one of our most outstanding citizens of Anderson County, as our next juvenile judge.

I have worked closely with Brian over the past five years as he dedicated himself to providing legal counsel and representation for my homebound families. Without Brian’s assistance, they would have had no recourse and no real “voice” in the legal arena. Although Brian may appear to be a man of few words, I can assure you that his words were sacred in the lives of those who entrusted him for representation.

In this world of “talk fast and get your opinions heard,” I am extremely impressed with Brian’s ability to listen, to hear, to meditate—and only after much consideration—to respond with facts supported by law. My homebound families learned to trust him, and so do I.

We need a person who can really listen, and that’s why we need Brian. We need a person who doesn’t miss any detail and who can use his wisdom to ensure that our court system is one that we can truly be proud of and can support.

T.S. Rice

Homebound Teacher

Anderson County Schools

Filed Under: Letters, Opinion Tagged With: Anderson County, Anderson County Schools, Brian Hunt, juvenile judge, T.S. Rice

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