DA eliminates prosecution for driving on revoked license if money is only issue

By Amy Weirich, Guest Columnist Updated: October 31, 2018 1:22 AM CT | Published: October 30, 2018 4:30 PM CT

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Amy Weirich is district attorney general for Tennessee’s 30^th Judicial District (Shelby County).

Earlier this year at a meeting of a group we call Pastors, Prosecutors and Police, we kicked around ideas about what we could do to improve the lives of our citizens and make Memphis a safer place to live.

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DA eliminates prosecution for driving on revoked license if money is only issue

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