Wrongful-conviction case of alleged killer delayed
In late August, Judge Lee Coffee heard two days of arguments about whether Andrew Hayes’ conviction should be overturned. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
When Andrew Hayes returns to court in November, Judge Lee Coffee will hear a motion asking the judge to remove himself from the case.
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andrew hayes public safety wrongful convictionMary Evans
Mary Evans reports on public safety for The Daily Memphian. She previously wrote for the Clarion-Ledger and got her start at Ole Miss' The Daily Mississippian. When she's not in a courtroom or cheering on the Rebs, you can find her trying new recipes from The New York Times, running in Overton Park or scavenging for treasure in estate sales.
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