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A Grand Jury Will Now Hear The Criminal Case Against A Former Employee Of A Chattanooga Shelter For Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs). The Employee Is Accused Of Sexual Contact With A Minor.
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On Tuesday Morning, The Third Employee Of La Casa De Sidney To Be Arrested For Sexual Battery Of A Minor Made An Appearance In Hamilton County Criminal Court.
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Hamilton County General Sessions Court Judges Lila Statom And Alex McVeagh Have Announced The Renewed Push To Increase Veteran Participation In Hamilton County’s Misdemeanor Mental Health And Drug Recovery Court Dockets.
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The Two Female Employees Of The Now Shuttered Chattanooga Immigrant Facility That Were Booked For Sexual Assault Of Minors Will Not Return To Court Until Next Year.
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Judge Alex McVeagh, Who Currently Serves As Judge Of Hamilton County General Sessions Court, Division II, Has Launched His Campaign For The General Election On August 4, 2022.
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Hamilton County General Sessions Court Judge Lila Statom Announced Her Decision To Seek Re-Election For The August 4, 2022 Election With Will Clegg Of Henderson, Hutcherson & Mccullough (HHM) Serving As Her Treasurer.
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Local Attorney Mike Dumitru Has Officially Announced His Campaign To Be The Next Division II Circuit Court Judge In Hamilton County.
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A Court In Hamilton County Has Set Up A New Program That Will Allow Those With Unpaid Medical Bills To Negotiate Online Instead Of In A Courtroom. The Pilot Program, Online Medical Debt Resolution, Was Created To Resolve Medical Debt Before A Court Filing.
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Since The Onset Of The Pandemic, The Accumulation Of Litter Has Become A Significant Problem In The Scenic City But Things Are Starting To Look Hopeful Due To The Revitalized Efforts Of The Chattanooga Department Of Public Works.
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The Hamilton County General Sessions Court, which is where criminal defendants typically get to make their first court appearance, will be closed as of December 18. A news release issued by Hamilton County states the decision came after court personnel tested possible for the Covid-19 virus.
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