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JACKSON, Miss. -- The Mississippi Department of Human Services made a new demand Monday of up to $5 million against retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre and a university sports foundation in a lawsuit that seeks repayment of misspent welfare money that was intended to help some of the poorest people in the U.S. The department dropped its demand of $1.1 million against Favre, acknowledging he has already repaid that money for an unfulfilled pledge of public speeches.

Mississippi Department of Human Services drops its demand of $1.1 million but made a new demand of up to $5 million.

The Mississippi Department of Human Services has expanded the lawsuit it hopes will recoup millions of dollars of welfare funds lost in the states largest-ever public fraud case.

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The Mississippi Department of Human Services on Monday changed its demands against retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre in a lawsuit that seeks repayment of misspent welfare money that was intended to help some of the poorest people in the U.S.

Mississippi dropped its demand of $1.1 million against Favre, acknowledging he has already repaid that money. But it made a new demand of up to $5 million.

JACKSON, Miss.

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Brett Favre filed a motion through his lawyers Monday in Mississippi judicial court to dismiss the Mississippi Department of Human Services lawsuit against he and Favre Enterprises.

A Mississippi audit claims Brett Favre received $1.1 million in welfare funds for speeches he allegedly never gave. dismissed.