Judge Dismisses Second Ouster Attempt Against Halbert
Judge Dismisses Second Ouster Attempt Against Halbert

Judge Dismisses Second Ouster Attempt Against Halbert

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A judge dismissed the second ouster attempt against Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert, citing lack of proper jurisdiction by those who filed the petition. The ouster was filed by attorney Robert D. Meyers on behalf of the Shelby County Attorney's office, but Judge Felicia Corbin-Johnson ruled that Meyers did not have standing or subject matter jurisdiction to bring the case. This dismissal marks the second failed attempt this year to remove Halbert from office. The first attempt, led by Hamilton County District Attorney Coty Wamp, was dismissed for similar jurisdictional issues. Judge Corbin-Johnson emphasized the importance of following statutory guidelines, noting that only certain officials have the authority to file such petitions. The controversy has been fueled by allegations of neglect and untimely financial reporting by Halbert.

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