Shelby county general sessions court clerk

A Note about the Clerk:. He also has one grandson named Christopher currently attending the University of Memphis.

This story has been updated with new information from the Shelby County Election Commission. Candidate George Dempsey Summers will not appear on the ballot for the primary for general sessions court clerk. The primary election for general sessions court clerk candidates will be the only Shelby County-wide ballot measure in and is packed full of hopeful candidates. Incumbent Joe W. Brown has four other Democrats vying for the spot.

Shelby county general sessions court clerk

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Brown was elected to 5 terms. A combined 21 years by the citizens of Super District 8, Position 1 to serve as their representative on the Memphis City Council from until He continues to walk with the people.

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A Note about the Clerk:. He also has one grandson named Christopher currently attending the University of Memphis. He considers his love for God and his family as his highest accomplishments ever achieved. Clerk Brown is a lifelong Memphian that grew up in South Memphis. He attended Booker T. Brown was elected to 5 terms. A combined 21 years by the citizens of Super District 8, Position 1 to serve as their representative on the Memphis City Council from until

Shelby county general sessions court clerk

Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. A Note about the Clerk:. He also has one grandson named Christopher currently attending the University of Memphis. He considers his love for God and his family as his highest accomplishments ever achieved. Clerk Brown is a lifelong Memphian that grew up in South Memphis. He attended Booker T.

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Sawyer already has a long list of endorsements and support from other elected officials around the county. Here's what we know. Arnold is the sole Republican candidate who met filing requirements. A former Shelby County criminal court clerk's office employee, Arnold will be the Republican nominee for general sessions court clerk and will appear on the Aug. The primary election for general sessions court clerk candidates will be the only Shelby County-wide ballot measure in and is packed full of hopeful candidates. Facebook Twitter Email. Here's who is running for general sessions court clerk in Shelby County. Skip to Main Content. Brown is seeking a second four-year term and is not to be confused with Judge Joe Brown, the former local judge and TV personality who recently ran unsuccessfully for Memphis mayor. Arnold said she has worked within the court system for her entire career and wants to make customer service a priority in the courts. More: Shelby Co. Benson said she is running because of her 30 years of experience in court operations and leadership. She can be reached at , brooke. Benson said that implementing new technology into the general sessions courts is a priority.

This story has been updated with new information from the Shelby County Election Commission.

Benson, current general sessions criminal administrator, is running again in the Democratic primary. This story has been updated with new information from the Shelby County Election Commission. They believed it might be money that should have been disbursed to plaintiffs or law firms but needed to find out the details. The clerk is responsible for keeping records and funds for both the civil and criminal court divisions. Sawyer previously ran, unsuccessfully, for Memphis mayor and Tennessee House of Representatives District The primary election for general sessions court clerk candidates will be the only Shelby County-wide ballot measure in and is packed full of hopeful candidates. As he served on the housing committee, he is also responsible for affordable housing, He has been a strong supporter of organized labor and he has served as a union steward. Shelandra Yvette Ford, former Shelby County register of deeds, also put her name for the office. Martin Luther King Jr. Brown requested an external forensic audit of his office in the letter. Brooke Muckerman Memphis Commercial Appeal. He served as councilman for 21 years.