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How a Shelby County Commission resolution could affect bail - Vimarsana News

How a Shelby County Commission resolution could affect bail

Commissioners passed a resolution that would allow only judges to set bail for those accused of high-level felonies and some aggravated assault charges.

Shelby County Commission looking to change bond system, keep violent offenders behind bars - Vimarsana News

Shelby County Commission looking to change bond system, keep violent offenders behind bars

FOX13 Investigates is digging into a Shelby County resolution that aims to change the way violent criminal suspects are let out of jail.

County commissioners want alternatives for funding Regional One renovations to avoid wheel tax increase - Vimarsana News

County commissioners want alternatives for funding Regional One renovations to avoid wheel tax increase

Hundreds of millions of dollars in upgrades to Regional One Hospital are on the line as Shelby County commissioners debate where that money will come from.

Shelby County commission looking at wheel tax in mayor's budget meeting - Vimarsana News

Shelby County commission looking at wheel tax in mayor's budget meeting

Will the county raise its wheel tax, is one of the questions that county leaders are weighing as the mayor’s proposed budget looms.

Shelby County moves to bar judicial commissioners from setting bail in some cases - Vimarsana News

Shelby County moves to bar judicial commissioners from setting bail in some cases

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Changes to the Shelby County bail-setting system could be coming sooner rather than later. Commissioners signed off on a resolution that would allow only judges to set bail for those accused of Class A and B felonies, as well as some aggravated assault charges.  That law is already set to take effect […]

Source: wreg.com