By Associated Press - Thursday, March 27, 2014

SURGOINSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A prosecutor has dismissed a contempt charge against an East Tennessee court clerk.

Hawkins County Clerk of Courts Sarah Davis was charged last month after a staffing dispute on Jan. 30. According to court records, Davis initially refused an order from Hawkins County Sessions Judge J. Todd Ross to send a collections clerk to his courtroom. However, she relented a short time later and sent a clerk.

The Citizen Tribune (https://bit.ly/1dQoosD) reports prosecutor Barry P. Staubus dismissed the charge after determining that Davis complied with the judge’s order prior to an arrest warrant charging her with contempt.

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Information from: Citizen Tribune, https://www.citizentribune.com

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