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2 Memphis officers won’t face state charges in shooting

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Officer avoids charges in shooting of man holding air pistol

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This photo provided by attorney Kelley Henry shows Pervis Payne. A district attorney in Tennessee said Thursday, July 30, 2020 that she is fighting a request by the inmate facing execution in December to have a judge order DNA testing of evidence in his case. Shelby County district attorney Amy Weirich said a bag of evidence reviewed by Payne's lawyers in an evidence property room last year came from a different case that has nothing to do with the 1987 stabbings of a woman and her daughter for which Payne was convicted and sentenced to death. (Kelley Henry via AP)

Prosecutor fights death row inmate’s DNA testing request

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Tennessee prosecutor says officers justified in shooting

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No charges against 2 deputies in Tennessee woman’s shooting

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Shelby County district attorney Amy Weirich discusses the dismissal of disciplinary charges against her during a news conference on Monday, March 20, 2017 in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Adrian Sainz)

Disciplinary charges dropped against Tennessee prosecutor

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Federal appeals court reverses Tennessee death penalty case

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Shelby County DA faces more disciplinary charges from board

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Judge Joe Brown to face incumbent in DA race

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FILE This photo provided by the Memphis (Tenn.) Police Dept. on Friday, Jan. 20, 2012, shows Sedrick Clayton. Clayton offered to plead guilty and serve three life terms for gunning down his girlfriend and her parents. Although prosecutors have accepted such offers before in death penalty cases, including one in which the victims were a police officer and another man, this time they aren’t interested in a deal. Legal experts say that while prosecutors have that right, it's unusual that they would accept a deal in the officer shooting case and not from Clayton, who goes on trial Monday, April 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Memphis Police Dept.)

Triple shooting trial to start in Memphis

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School secretary charged with stealing $140K

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