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Judge Donna Scott Davenport of Tennessee County Reportedly Illegally Jailed Hundreds Of Children, Charging Some With Crimes That Don’t Exist.(Update)
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This is sooo depressing and fucked up! Soo many kids' lives were ruined because of the school to prison pipeline.
New Documents Prove Tennessee County Disproportionately Jails Black Children, and It’s Getting Worse
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.
Rutherford County will pay out $6M for illegally arresting and detaining hundreds of children
Hundreds of young people in Rutherford County will receive money in a settlement after the juvenile justice system there illegally arrested and jailed
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New Documents Prove Tennessee County Disproportionately Jails Black Children, and It’s Getting Worse
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.www.propublica.org
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.
Rutherford County will pay out $6M for illegally arresting and detaining hundreds of children
Hundreds of young people in Rutherford County will receive money in a settlement after the juvenile justice system there illegally arrested and jailed
Thats it
Is this bitch off the bench at least?ProPublica out chea doing the lord’s work again.New Documents Prove Tennessee County Disproportionately Jails Black Children, and It’s Getting Worse
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.
Newly obtained reports show that Black children in Rutherford County are locked up more than twice as often as population size would suggest. And as the rest of the country has made progress on racial disparities, the county has gotten far worse.
Rutherford County will pay out $6M for illegally arresting and detaining hundreds of children
Hundreds of young people in Rutherford County will receive money in a settlement after the juvenile justice system there illegally arrested and jailed
God no. She is facing a challenger for the first time in 20 years.Thats it
Tennessee judge who routinely jailed children announced she's retiring but traumatized ex-detainees say she's leaving the bench to 'avoid guilt'
One of the former child detainees who was arrested and jailed as a minor said Judge Donna Davenport appears to be "retiring to avoid guilt."
This is a perfect example of good Journalism
Ok so she just gets to go home without punishment. If she had unjustly one of my seeds.....
Stomp that bitch to death is only thing that would suffice. These people continue to do demonic shit and get away with it. This shit should be all over the news in the country
Travis Lampley wins Rutherford County Juvenile Court judge race
Scott Broden, Murfreesboro Daily News Journal
Thu, August 4, 2022 at 11:02 PM·2 min read
Rutherford County Republican Juvenile Court nominee Travis Lampley won with 15,656 votes Thursday.
“What a distinct honor to be elected by this community of ours that I deeply love," Lampley said in a statement emailed to The Daily News Journal. ""Please accept my sincerest gratitude for the opportunity to be your Juvenile Court judge."
Independent Andrae Crismon had 10,537 votes, according to the Rutherford County Election Commission.
“I have reached out to congratulate Mr. Lampley on a hard-fought victory and wish him all the best,” Crismon said. “He has my prayers and support as he transitions to that role. I’m proud of my team. We ran a clean campaign. We worked hard, but ultimately fell short numerically of our goals.”
The final results on Election night will be official after the Rutherford County Election Commission meets at 5 p.m. Aug. 15 to certify the elections.
Lampley has served as an assistant district attorney. He will replace retiring Judge Donna Scott Davenport, who has served since winning the seat in 2000. She announced in January she'd finish her eight-year term by the end of August rather than seek re-election.
"My ultimate goal is to restore confidence in our courts, and it’s not lost on me that I’ve been entrusted with that responsibility," Lampley said in his statement. "I look forward to serving the people of Rutherford County and doing everything in my power to support and uphold the integrity of the family unit.”
Davenport's retirement decision followed the county losing an amended $5.1 million lawsuit settlement for illegally incarcerating children on minor charges. About 1,450 were eligible for a claim in the class-action case based on the statute of limitations. Thousands of others, however, may have been impacted dating back to 1993 when the county established Juvenile Detention services.
"Tennessee law strictly prohibits the pretrial incarceration of children" unless they are "being charged with a violent felony, a weapons offense, or a probation violation," according to the class-action lawsuit.
Warning signs: Rutherford County officials rejected 2004 study showing they jailed too many children
The juvenile court judge earns an annual salary of $184,307. The new judge will preside over court starting in September while a new Juvenile Detention Board will oversee incarceration operations.
Detention staff led by Director Lynn Duke have been reporting to Judge Davenport, but the Rutherford County Commission decided to establish the board to oversee the detention services for children.
Reach reporter Scott Broden with news tips or questions by emailing him at sbroden@dnj.com. Follow him on Twitter @ScottBroden. To support his work with The Daily News Journal, sign up for a digital subscription for all dnj.com stories.
This article originally appeared on Murfreesboro Daily News Journal: Lampley wins
Scott Broden, Murfreesboro Daily News Journal
Thu, August 4, 2022 at 11:02 PM·2 min read
Rutherford County Republican Juvenile Court nominee Travis Lampley won with 15,656 votes Thursday.
“What a distinct honor to be elected by this community of ours that I deeply love," Lampley said in a statement emailed to The Daily News Journal. ""Please accept my sincerest gratitude for the opportunity to be your Juvenile Court judge."
Independent Andrae Crismon had 10,537 votes, according to the Rutherford County Election Commission.
“I have reached out to congratulate Mr. Lampley on a hard-fought victory and wish him all the best,” Crismon said. “He has my prayers and support as he transitions to that role. I’m proud of my team. We ran a clean campaign. We worked hard, but ultimately fell short numerically of our goals.”
The final results on Election night will be official after the Rutherford County Election Commission meets at 5 p.m. Aug. 15 to certify the elections.
Lampley has served as an assistant district attorney. He will replace retiring Judge Donna Scott Davenport, who has served since winning the seat in 2000. She announced in January she'd finish her eight-year term by the end of August rather than seek re-election.
"My ultimate goal is to restore confidence in our courts, and it’s not lost on me that I’ve been entrusted with that responsibility," Lampley said in his statement. "I look forward to serving the people of Rutherford County and doing everything in my power to support and uphold the integrity of the family unit.”
Davenport's retirement decision followed the county losing an amended $5.1 million lawsuit settlement for illegally incarcerating children on minor charges. About 1,450 were eligible for a claim in the class-action case based on the statute of limitations. Thousands of others, however, may have been impacted dating back to 1993 when the county established Juvenile Detention services.
"Tennessee law strictly prohibits the pretrial incarceration of children" unless they are "being charged with a violent felony, a weapons offense, or a probation violation," according to the class-action lawsuit.
Warning signs: Rutherford County officials rejected 2004 study showing they jailed too many children
The juvenile court judge earns an annual salary of $184,307. The new judge will preside over court starting in September while a new Juvenile Detention Board will oversee incarceration operations.
Detention staff led by Director Lynn Duke have been reporting to Judge Davenport, but the Rutherford County Commission decided to establish the board to oversee the detention services for children.
Reach reporter Scott Broden with news tips or questions by emailing him at sbroden@dnj.com. Follow him on Twitter @ScottBroden. To support his work with The Daily News Journal, sign up for a digital subscription for all dnj.com stories.
This article originally appeared on Murfreesboro Daily News Journal: Lampley wins
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Who would of thought that a country that was founded on slavery, would be finding other ways to enslave people.
That cow is still running the jail
Bitch's head looks like an unbaked ham.
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Black Children Were Jailed for a Crime That Doesn’t Exist. Almost Nothing Happened to the Adults in Charge.
https://www.propublica.org/article/black-children-were-jailed-for-a-crime-that-doesnt-exist Judge Donna Scott Davenport oversees a juvenile justice system in Rutherford County, Tennessee, with a staggering history of jailing children. She said kids must face consequences, which rarely seem to...
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