House Joint Resolution 1397 honors Judge Rex Henry Ogle upon his retirement from the Fourth Judicial District after an impressive thirty-six years of service on the Circuit Court bench. Recognized as the longest-serving judge in the district's history, Judge Ogle has earned the respect of his peers and has made significant contributions to the judicial system, including founding the Fourth Judicial District Task Force Against Domestic Violence and serving on various judicial committees. His dedication to justice and community service is further highlighted by his involvement in local law enforcement training and leadership roles in various organizations.

The resolution expresses gratitude for Judge Ogle's commitment to the legal profession and his community, acknowledging his integrity and compassion throughout his career. It also notes his educational background, including degrees from the University of Tennessee and Memphis State University, and his previous legal practice in Sevierville. The resolution concludes by extending best wishes for his future endeavors and happiness in retirement, recognizing the profound impact he has had on the judicial system and the community he served.