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Memphis judge blocks juvenile court from unlawfully shutting reporters out of proceedings
A Tennessee judge has blocked the juvenile court in Memphis, Tennessee, from enforcing a policy that unlawfully shuts journalists out of juvenile delinquency proceedings, a decision that could result in more accountability reporting on how the Shelby County justice system handles delinquency cases involving children. In a ruling last month, Chancellor James R. Newsom III of the Shelby County Chancery Court sided with arguments made by an at…
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Memphis judge blocks juvenile court from unlawfully shutting reporters out of proceedings
A Tennessee judge has blocked the juvenile court in Memphis, Tennessee, from enforcing a policy that unlawfully shuts journalists out of juvenile delinquency proceedings, a decision that could result in more accountability reporting on how the Shelby County justice system handles delinquency cases involving children. In a ruling last month, Chancellor James R. Newsom III of the Shelby County Chancery Court sided with arguments made by an at…
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