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TN Supreme Court rules Metro's participation in 287(g) program was legal
Sheriff’s office announced in August it would end participation in 287(g) when MOA expires
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Staff reports
Judge awards Villegas $1.1M in attorney fees and expenses
Metro to pay fees and costs in trial of undocumented woman who gave birth while in custody
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James Nix
Sheriff's Office to end participation in 287(g), shift to Secure Communities
Controversial 287(g) program's memo of agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcements expires Oct. 8
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Pierce Greenberg
Charter amendment would clarify sheriff's disputed 287(g) authority
TN Supreme Court is weighing whether or not sheriff has legal power to enforce federal immigrant detention program
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Joey Garrison
Awaiting 287(g) decision, Metro seeks to clarify sheriff's other powers
Legal director Saul Solomon plans to file legislation for charter amendment to spell out 3 authorities of sheriff’s office
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Joey Garrison
Jury awards $200K in Villegas trial; plaintiff had sought $1.2M
Sheriff's office, Metro will appeal
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James Nix
Villegas emotional during testimony on day two of trial
Jury expected to decide Thursday on damages for woman who was shackled by sheriff's deputies during childbirth
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James Nix
Damages trial for immigrant shackled during childbirth starts this week
Juana Villegas delivered baby while sheriff's deputies kept her strapped to bed
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James Nix
Jury of peers
Sheriff Hall names a new advisory council for the 287(g) immigration program. Will he listen this time?
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James Nix
Legislature approves bills targeting immigrants
Key opponents of state immigration bills peel away at the eleventh hour, leaving an open road for lawmakers intent on English-only
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Charles Maldonado
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