Due to differing “strategic visions” and “philosophical beliefs,” a Mississippi law firm has undergone what at least one exiting partner describes as an amicable split.
Where’s the pepper? That’s what consumers could be asking, after purchasing McCormick & Co. tin containers that allegedly contain 25 percent less of the product than they used to.
A call Monday by South Carolina’s governor for the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the state capitol grounds was swiftly followed by announcements from additional states, major…
A school superintendent in Mississippi is no longer pressing charges against four people who cheered for their family members at a high school graduation.
A Mississippi judge who surmised an assistant public defender was incompetent and kicked her office off of 55 cases exceeded his legal authority, the Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled.
A Mississippi judge on Monday held the Hinds County public defender and an assistant in contempt in the latest salvo in an ongoing dispute over client representation.
A Mississippi judge and the local public defender’s office are battling to determine whether the jurist should be recused or an assistant PD will have to step aside in a…
Former Mississippi corrections commissioner Christopher Epps pleaded guilty on Wednesday in a case alleging he accepted bribes to steer private-prison contracts to a lawmaker-turned-businessman.
A Mississippi judge has been indicted on a charge of simple assault on a vulnerable person, based on an alleged incident in which he is accused of striking a mentally…
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