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Dunn, Marsh seek dismissal of criminal charges (opens the original)
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SEVIERVILLE — In a motion to dismiss the criminal charges against him, Fourth Judicial District Attorney General Jimmy Dunn argues all the charges against him should be tossed because of an issue with the grand jury that brought the charges. Dunn pleaded not guilty on Thursday to the charges of civil rights intimidation, retaliation for past action, coercion of a state witness, civil rights intimidation, and two counts of official oppression. His attorney, David Raybin, also filed a motion to di
Sutton execution delayed again (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE — For the second time, the execution of convicted murderer Gary Wayne Sutton has been postponed after a botched execution by the state of Tennessee. Sutton has been on death row for 30 years. He and his uncle, James Dellinger, were convicted of killing Tommy Griffin in Blount County and Griffin’s sister, Connie Branam, in Sevier County. Dellinger was also sentenced to death, but died in prison awaiting execution. Sutton’s execution was set for Dec. 3, but has been delayed after the fai
Dunn, Marsh plead not guilty in misconduct case (opens the original)
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SEVIERVILLE â District Attorney General Jimmy Dunn and ADA Brownlow Marsh officially entered not guilty pleas on Thursday to criminal charges filed against them in August. Dunn faces charges of civil rights intimidation, retaliation for past action, coercion of a state witness, civil rights intimidation, and two counts of official oppression. Marsh is charged with two counts of official oppression. Attorneys for both men have filed motions to dismiss. The judge will hear those motions at the n
Next court date for Smith set for Oct. 21 (opens the original)
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SEVIERVILLE â It isnât clear yet when there will be a resolution to domestic assault charges that led to the suspension of Sevierville City Administrator Dustin Smith. Smith was charged with the crime on Saturday, after an altercation where he allegedly struck his girlfriend in Washington County. Mayor Robbie announced Tuesday that Smith was suspended with pay âpending further investigation and the resolution of the matter.â Smithâs next court appearance in Washington County is current
Court records: Smith accuser calls incident 'misunderstanding' (opens the original)
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SEVIERVILLE â Court records from Washington County indicate Sevierville City Administrator Dustin Smithâs girlfriend said in court that an alleged domestic violence incident was a "misunderstanding" and he didnât strike her. The city of Sevierville announced Tuesday that Smith was suspended with pay âpending further investigation and resolution" of the misdemeanor domestic assault charge filed against him on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Washington County, Tennessee. Public Works Director Doug
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