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What Federal Judges’ Rulings Reveal About Memphis Police Tactics
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What Federal Judges’ Rulings Reveal About Memphis Police Tactics
Lawsuit: Prosecutors Should Keep Records In Police Misconduct Cases
Journalist sues city for access to police files on troubled officers
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Aggressive Policing Not Limited To SCORPION
Officials pass an $11 million plan to provide tablets and laptops and even create Internet hotspots to help bridge the “digital divide’’ among Shelby County Schools students. Still, there’s worry about how to get thousands of kids online, many for the first time.
This story was produced by WKNO-FM in partnership with The Institute.
Journalist's appeal would require the Shelby County DA to maintain records when deciding whether to file criminal charges
Young Tennessee gun victims ranged in age from 2 to 17. Since 2013, more than 600 children have died due to firearms. Gunfire kills...
Tennessee has no law requiring gun owners to store their guns to protect against unauthorized access by a minor.
In 2021, gunfire became the leading cause of death for children 17 and under in Tennessee.
