Perry Stout News Today

Former general sessions and juvenile court judge Perry Stout was sentenced to a year in jail without eligibility for work release and seven years of probation today (May 2, 2024) in Johnson County.

MOUNTAIN CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Former Johnson County judge Perry Stout was sentenced to a year in jail after pleading guilty to money laundering and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. In addition to one year in jail, Stout was also sentenced to seven years of probation. While serving his jail sentence, Stout will […]

Former Johnson County Judge Perry Stout pleaded guilty Friday to money laundering and a marijuana-related charge.According to District Attorney General Steve Fi

MOUNTAIN CITY — Perry Stout, a former judge of the Johnson County General Sessions Court, was arrested Wednesday by Tennessee Bureau of Investigation officers.

Former general sessions judge Perry Stout pleaded guilty in Johnson County Court today, Friday, January 19, 2024, to charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to sell or deliver Schedule

A former Johnson County judge and his wife are facing multiple drug charges, District Attorney General Steve Finney said Thursday.

At its special called meeting to appoint a replacement for Perry Stout, the Johnson County Commission appointed Julie Canter as the countys new interim general sessions and juvenile court judge.