Party City killer loses appeal
The man found guilty in the 2012 deadly armed robbery at the Party City store in Ridgeland recently lost an appeal with the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Mississippi Supreme Court issues ruling on controversial House Bill 1020
The Mississippi Supreme Court has made a decision regarding controversial House Bill 1020, a bill designed to shake up the court system within the crime-heavy city of Jackson. Justices sided with Chancellor Dewayne Thomas of the Hinds County Chancery Court in his previous ruling that a special court for the...
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Supreme Court sets December execution date for Itawamba County man
JACKSON — The Mississippi Supreme Court said an Itawamba County man who has been on Death Row for two decades should be executed in four weeks.
United States New Albany Rankin County Itawamba County Justice Michael Randolph Gary Carl Simmons Jr
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Believe there is good in the world
"Believe there is good in the world."
United States Harrison County Children Justice Commission Mississippi Supreme Court Dawn Beam Mississippi Supreme
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Supreme Court rejects plea for quick ruling on effort to stop abortion ban
A three-judge panel of the state Supreme Court has rejected the petition of Jackson Women’s Health Organization to allow the resumption of abortions as early as this week.
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Mississippi Supreme Court affirms $4M wrongful death verdict over birth of child
JACKSON, Miss. (Legal Newsline) – A Mississippi cap on non-economic damages doesn’t apply to a $4 million jury verdict in a wrongful death lawsuit even though it was filed after the cap took effect.
United States Justice Kenny Griffis Michael Ward B Michael Weber Mississippi Supreme Court Mississippi Legislature
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Why did Mississippi Supreme Court dim transparency rule?
“Transparency in government is critical to its integrity.”
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BILL CRAWFORD — Why did Mississippi Supreme Court dim transparency rule?
“Transparency in government is critical to its integrity.”
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Analysis: Oversight changes for Mississippi judicial races
JACKSON • Politicians running for governor, attorney general or many other Mississippi offices are free to make all sorts of promises about what theyll do if elected.
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Analysis: Oversight changes for Mississippi judicial races
Politicians running for governor, attorney general or many other Mississippi offices are free to make all sorts of promises about what they’ll do if elected.
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