NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – A judge has granted Casey Moreland’s request to go out of state to see his elderly and ill mother who is in hospice care in Indiana.
According to the filing, Moreland, who remains under house arrest per the conditions of his release from custody, will visit with his mom at her Indiana home on Friday and Saturday of this week.
The document states he will leave with his wife and sister on Friday morning and return back to Nashville on Saturday.
While in Indiana, Moreland will stay at his mother’s home.
The former Nashville judge was indicted last Tuesday by a federal grand jury on five counts of obstruction of justice. He’s accused of taking steps to obstruct and interfere with an FBI investigation by devising a scheme to pay a material witness to take back her previous statements.
Moreland has since pleaded not guilty to those federal charges.
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Judge grants Casey Moreland’s request to go see ill mother in Indiana
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I'm sorry his Mother is ill and sorrier still for her that Casey Moreland has brought shame to her family.
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