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John R. Reeves Sworn In As Judge For Madison Environmental Court
John Reeves (right) was sworn in as a judge for Madison Environmental Court by Madison Judge Rick Mitchell Wednesday morning February 7, 2018.
Read moreJohn Reeves (right) was sworn in as a judge for Madison Environmental Court by Madison Judge Rick Mitchell Wednesday morning February 7, 2018.
Read moreJohn R. Reeves was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of family law for 2016 and 2017.
Read moreAttorney Merrida Coxwell said the $250,000 bond was excessive for his client, a respected attorney who has no criminal history Mayfield’s attorneys — Merrida Coxwell and Mayfield’s brother-in-law, former state Rep. John Reeves — quickly posted cash for Mayfield’s release...
Read moreLinda Reed vanished from Copiah County a year ago One year ago Tuesday, Copiah County bookkeeper Linda Reed’s family awoke to a nightmare. The 65-year-old mother and grandmother was missing, her truck located in a remote spot not far from Read more…
With the new year looming, elected officials and community leaders say they are looking forward to the opportunities and challenges in 2013. Flora Mayor Leslie Childress said the town expects to expand its business base in the new year. “Hopefully, Read more…
Jackson father contacts FBI over child support case One Jackson father says the Department of Human Services acted illegally when it tried to threaten him into paying thousands of dollars in child support he didn’t owe. Shortly after Windell Blount Read more…
JRA to issue $2.5M in notes to boost $7M restoration
The group behind the redevelopment of Iron Horse Grill finally has a definitive deal with the Jackson Redevelopment Authority for financial assistance for the project after several months with just an agreement in principle.
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Hinds County’s decision to back out of the Old Capitol Green development jeopardizes the project, the developer says.
But New York-based Full Spectrum isn’t saying the project won’t move forward without the county.
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Many say GOP-appointed judge not ideologically inclined
Although restricting abortion has long been a conservative goal in Mississippi, the Republican-appointed judge considering the constitutionality of the state’s stringent new abortion law doesn’t play politics in the courtroom, according to those who know him.
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In November, Mississippi voters showed their distaste for eminent domain by approving Initiative 31, a constitutional amendment that, nonetheless, won’t prevent a public road from slicing through their front yard.
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