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Jim Newsom

Candidate for Tennessee General Sessions Court Judge - District 30, Shelby County Part 2

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About Tennessee General Sessions Court Judge - District 30, Shelby County Part 2

County Court Judges are responsible for adjudicating cases in Civil and Criminal Courts at the trial-level in certain specific areas, such as small-claims court or drug court.
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