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Former Johnson County judge sentenced to jail, probation - Vimarsana News

Former Johnson County judge sentenced to jail, probation

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 […]

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Kansas Republicans select 2020 election conspiracy theorist to serve as party chairman - Vimarsana News

Kansas Republicans select 2020 election conspiracy theorist to serve as party chairman

Mike Brown, an unsuccessful candidate in 2020 for secretary of state, was narrowly elected chairman of the Kansas Republican Party in a two-person race.

Former Johnson County jailer faces charges of sexual misconduct - Vimarsana News

Former Johnson County jailer faces charges of sexual misconduct

Zachariah Johnson, a former correctional officer at the Johnson County Jail, is accused of having an improper relationship with an inmate.

Briefly Noted: Former Johnson County election commissioner urges against changing mail-in ballot rules - Vimarsana News

Briefly Noted: Former Johnson County election commissioner urges against changing mail-in ballot rules

Briefly Noted: Former Johnson County election commissioner urges against changing mail-in ballot rules Former Johnson County election commissioner Connie Schmidt says three proposed bills that would change rules around mail-in voting in Kansas are not needed. "In the presidential election of 2020 ... Kansas was a shining example of how to do it right," Schmidt wrote. "If it works, please don’t change it!" Former Johnson County election commissioner urges against changing Kansas mail-in ballot rules Former Johnson County election commissioner Connie Schmidt says three proposed...