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Inmate’s positive COVID test prompts questions
A Memphis defense attorney with COVID-19 believes he caught it in the jail
A damp chill hung over downtown Memphis as Josh Spickler walked up to the Shelby County Jail to bail out five inmates he’d never...
Reformists say more is needed to ensure the poor aren't at undue risk in jail during the coronavirus crisis