Lee Harris (politician)

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  • Mastering Corporations and Other Business Entities (1997) ISBN   978-1594604447
  • References

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    Lee Harris
    Lee Harris, Shelby County mayor in 2018.jpg
    Harris in 2018
    7th Mayor of Shelby County
    Assumed office
    September 1, 2018
    Tennessee Senate
    Preceded by Minority Leader of the Tennessee Senate
    2015–2018
    Succeeded by