October 24, 2007 Politics » Politics Beat

Republican Justice and Memphis' O.C. Smith Case 

by John Branston
How interesting that two players in the bizarre case of former Shelby County Medical Examiner O. C. Smith have since gotten in trouble with the U.S. Justice Department while Smith himself -- and his alleged attacker, if there was one -- is…

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