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Have You Been Injured by Your District Attorney General? Why the No For Newcomb Campaign Opposes Ron Newcomb's Appointment

Jul 27
2 min read

The appointment of Tennessee's next District Attorney General will have lasting consequences for the Fourth Judicial District, serving Cocke, Grainger, Jefferson, and Sevier Counties. Because Governor Bill Lee will appoint the next District Attorney General, the No For Newcomb Campaign encourages citizens to examine the qualifications, judgment, and public record of every applicant before a decision is made.


According to the campaign, Ron Newcomb is not qualified to serve as the next District Attorney General.


What Makes a Qualified Prosecutor? No For Newcomb

The role of a District Attorney General carries tremendous responsibility. Prosecutors make decisions that can affect a person's freedom, reputation, and future.


According to the campaign, a qualified prosecutor should demonstrate:

  • Integrity

  • Commitment to justice

  • Sound judgment

  • Independence

  • Respect for constitutional rights

  • Strong legal competence

  • Professional leadership

  • Accountability for mistakes

  • Respect for crime victims

  • Public confidence and trust


The No For Newcomb Campaign contends that Ron Newcomb does not meet these standards.


Concerns Raised by the Campaign

The campaign points to a number of concerns regarding Ron Newcomb's record, including allegations and court proceedings involving:

  • Challenges to his use of a "Waiver of Constitutional Rights" during grand jury proceedings.

  • Allegations that grand jury witnesses were required to waive constitutional rights before testifying.

  • Judicial criticism concerning his interpretation of Tennessee law.

  • Allegations that political influence affected prosecutorial decisions.

  • Questions regarding leadership within the District Attorney General's Office.

  • Concerns about accountability for decisions made while serving as an Assistant District Attorney General.

  • Allegations that victims' rights were not adequately respected in certain cases.


The campaign also cites Judge Ogle's ruling concerning Newcomb's use of the "Waiver of Constitutional Rights," noting that Newcomb argued against the ruling but did not appeal it.


According to the campaign, these matters raise serious questions about Newcomb's judgment, leadership, and suitability for Tennessee's highest local prosecutorial office.


Why This Appointment Matters

Governor Bill Lee's appointment will determine who leads criminal prosecutions throughout Tennessee's Fourth Judicial District until voters have the opportunity to elect a District Attorney General in 2028.


The No For Newcomb Campaign believes the office should be led by someone who demonstrates integrity, professionalism, accountability, and respect for the rule of law.


The campaign argues that Ron Newcomb has not earned the public confidence necessary to hold this position.


Make Your Voice Heard

Governor Bill Lee is currently considering applicants for appointment.


If you wish to share your opinion regarding Tennessee's next District Attorney General, contact Governor Bill Lee before the appointment is made.


Governor Bill Lee

Phone: (615) 741-2001


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Stay Informed

Follow No For Newcomb for campaign updates, publicly available court records, legal filings, judicial opinions, timelines, and official documents regarding the appointment of Tennessee's next District Attorney General.


An informed public helps promote transparency, accountability, and confidence in the justice system.


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