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Former Nashville Mayor Megan Barry successfully completed three years of probation on a felony theft charge related to the scandal that drove her from office in 2018. Following the terms of her deal with prosecutors, Barry had the charge expunged Monday. Expungement deletes the case from court records as if it never existed. A staff member at the criminal court clerk's office said there is no longer any record of the charge. Barry confirmed the expungement, but declined to comment further. Barry pleaded guilty to one count of felony theft on March 6, 2018, shortly before resigning as mayo...

Nashville eyes $2.3M settlement in fatal shooting by officer Daniel Hambrick, 25, was shot and killed from behind by a Nashville police officer during a 2018 foot chase. Credit: AP FILE - In this Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019, file photo, Nashville Police Officer Andrew Delke sits in court as attorney David Raybin debates a new trial location at the Justice A. A. Birch Building in Nashville, Tenn. Author: JONATHAN MATTISE (Associated Press) Published: 3:41 PM EST March 5, 2021 Updated: 3:41 PM EST March 5, 2021 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Nashville official...

Metro Nashville is seeking a $2.25 million settlement with the family of Daniel Hambrick, a Black man killed by a white Nashville police officer.

Nashville Tennessean Tennessee's criminal justice system increasingly relies on life sentences, a new analysis shows, a phenomenon straining the state's prisons and budget. The population of so-called "lifers" in Tennessee prisons has jumped by 87% since 1970, according to the report released Wednesday by Washington D.C. nonprofit The Sentencing Project. An expert on Tennessee's sentencing laws said explosive growth of that group is just the beginning of an impending trend. More than half of the people serving life sentences in Tennessee prisons are Black, the report found, which the ...

Judge denies change of venue request in Andrew Delke case A criminal court judge has denied a request for a change of venue in the trial of decommissioned Nashville police officer Andrew Delke. and last updated 2021-01-28 21:36:47-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A criminal court judge has denied a request for a change of venue in the trial of decommissioned Nashville police officer Andrew Delke. Defense attorneys had requested that the trial be moved outside of Davidson County. In a written ruling issued Thursday afternoon, Judge Monte Watkins denied that request. In a hearing held earlier...