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Journal of the Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Mississippi: Begun at the City of Jackson On August 12, 1890, and Concluded November 1, 1890 by Mississippi Constitutional Convention, 2010-02-04

Powers of Consolidated Railway Companies: Being an Argument in the Case of Frederick P. Dimpfel, Versus the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company, and Others ... the Southern District of Illinois [1879 ] by Charles W. (Charles William) Hassler, 2009-09-22

Reports of Cases Decided in the Superior Court of Chancery of the State of Mississippi, Volume 1 by John D. Freeman, Robert H. Bruckner, 2010-03-05

A Digest of the Cases Decided and Reported in the High Court of Errors and Appeals and the Superior Court of Chancery of the State of Mississippi: From 1818 to 1847 (1847) by W. C. Smedes, 2009-06-12

Jury Discrimination: The Supreme Court, Public Opinion, and a Grassroots Fight for Racial Equality in Mississippi (Studies in the Legal History of the South) by Christopher Waldrep, 2010-07-15

The Mississippi bubble; how the star of good fortune rose and set and rose again by Emerson Hough, John Law, 2010-08-04

A "Scottsboro" Case in Mississippi: The Supreme Court and Brown Vs. Mississippi by Richard Cortner, 1986-03

How to Form Your Own Partnership: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina Texas (Southeastern Edition) by Edward A. Haman, 1995-12

The early slave laws of Mississippi by Alfred Holt Stone, 2010-06-24

MartindaleHubbell Law Digest: Mississippi by Watkins & Eager PLLC of Jackson., 2008-06-25

Jackson hospitals: UMMC should not be exempt from Certificate of Need law.(Healthcare Mississippi): An article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Amy McCullough, 2010-04-19

Mississippi Library Laws: Annotated 2007 Edition by LexisNexis Editorial Staff, 2007-01-01

Mississippi Law Review by Blackstone Law Club, 2009-12-16

The Law & the Teacher in Mississippi by Bobby D. Anderson, 1975-05

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State Law & Government Information - Legal Research Links
mississippi Legislature; Administrative Code (from MSlawyer); Attorney Legislature;Administrative Rules; Attorney general Opinions. Other State law Resources
http://www.law.uga.edu/library/research/internet/state.htm
Auto Lemon Law Information
MN Lemon law - Minnesota Statutes and Attorney general's Office(*U). MS - Lemonlaw - mississippi Consumer Protection Division of Attorney general's Office.
http://www.123car.com/lemon/lemonbystate.html

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State Law And Government
the Northen District of mississippi slip opinions construction 4/26/98) general Court(Legislature Cases New Jersey Administrative law Decisions Constitution
http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/law/state.html

Extractions: Jump to Illinois Scope Note Drafts of Uniform Commercial Acts from the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws Uniform Commercial Code from the Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School Council of State Governments National Center for State Courts Court Statistics Project from the National Center for State Courts National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSLNet) State Capitals Highlights from their newsletters covering state legislation across the nation State Court Locator from the Center for Information Law and Policy, Chicago-Kent College of Law State Constitutions - collected by Ken Lombardi State Statutes on the Net from the Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School - links to state constitutions, statutes, and bills, plus laws on particular subjects. Municipal Codes Online from Seattle Public Library More Municipal Codes from Municipal Code Corporation State Tax Departments for 47 states, with tax forms
ALR And Legal Encyclopedias
Index Six volume general index, KF 154.A42 Index Separate topical indexes atthe end of the last volume of every topic. Encyclopedia of mississippi law,
http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/research_guides/alr_legal_encyclo.htm

Extractions: Lexis-Nexis The following sources are useful when beginning research on a legal topic. They serve as introductions to an area of law, providing an explanation of the current state of the law, the development of the body of law, relevant legal principles, and citations to primary law such as statutes, cases, and regulations. Published since 1888, this legal research tool contains countless articles on narrow topics of law. Originally called the Lawyers Reports Annotated , the title was changed in 1919 to the American Law Reports . There are two series of the Lawyers Reports Annotated , and five series of ALR plus a sixth which contains only Federal Cases. ALR articles, called annotations, begin with the full text of a demonstrative case followed by a discussion of the legal trend or doctrine it represents. If you find an annotation in ALR on your topic, it will provide citations to relevant cases, statutes, law reviews, other ALR annotations, as well as prevailing policy arguments and legal doctrine for the issue covered. Except for those contained in the ALR Federal series, ALR annotations are not jurisdiction specific. Within each article, there is a Table of Jurisdictions directing you to cases within specific states.
Mississippi Attorney General
http://www.law.utexas.edu/dawson/cases/car/msag_2001-0299.htm

Extractions: May 25, 2001 Summary of Opinion The Mississippi Attorney General was asked whether a county may require a landowner to fence in livestock from public roads. The Attorney General responded that no such authority exists, but that a county may enact criminal ordinances imposing fines on landowners who do not fence their livestock off public roads. Text of Opinion Mr. James D. Shannon Hazlehurst, Mississippi 39083-0869 Dear Mr. Shannon: Attorney General Mike Moore has received your request for an opinion and has assigned it to me for research and reply. Your entire letter is attached for ease of reference. Your letter poses two questions which we will state and answer in order. Does the county have any authority to require the landowner to fence the area or to fence the area on the county right-of-way? Miss. Code Ann. Sec. 69-13-205 states: The respective boards of supervisors of the several counties of the state, in their discretion, are authorized and directed to erect, construct and maintain suitable fences and cattlegaps along the right of ways of United States Highways and state designated highways to prevent livestock from running at large as provided hereinafter. However, nothing in this article shall apply in any county coming under the state stock law. The board of supervisors in any county having voted to come within the provisions of the statewide stock law, may maintain any fence or fences constructed under the authority of this article from any funds not public funds, donated by any person, firm or corporation for said purposes and further, may receive and accept funds from the Mississippi State Highway Commission for the relocation of said fence or fences required by said commission. In its discretion and in the alternative, said board may authorize any person, firm or corporation to maintain said fence or fences.
Mississippi Center For Freedom Of Information
Moore, includes access to Attorney general opinions impacting Student Press law CenterThe SPLC focuses The mississippi Center for Freedom of Information For
http://www.mcfoi.org/

Extractions: ASK THE HOTLINE CENTER NEWSLETTER FOI HANDBOOK FOI LISTSERV ... CONTACT US T HE P HILOSOPHY O F T HE C ENTER It being essential to the fundamental philosophy of the American constitutional form of representative government and to the maintenance of a democratic society that public business be performed in an open and public manner, and that citizens be advised of and be aware of the performance of public officials and the deliberations and decisions that go into the making of public policy, it is hereby declared to be the policy of the State of Mississippi that the formation and determination of public policy is public business and shall be conducted at open meetings except as otherwise provided herein. S o begins the Mississippi Open Meetings Law, establishing the principle that public government must be open to the public. The Mississippi Public Records Act grants citizens the right of public access to public records: All public records are hereby declared to be public property, and any person shall have the right to inspect, copy of mechanically reproduce or obtain a reproduction of any public record of a public body in accordance with reasonable written proceduresNo public body shall adopt procedures which will authorize the public body to produce or deny the production of a public record later than fourteen working days from the date of request for the production of such record. T HE C ENTER'S M ISSION T he mission of the Mississippi Center for Freedom of Information is to safeguard these freedoms that protect the publics right to know about the publics business.
Civil Liberties And Civil Rights: General Law: Internet Law Library
Commission publications; Discrimination/general Bibliography California PostSovietMedia law Policy Commission Archive Suit mississippi American Civil
http://www.priweb.com/internetlawlib/93.htm

Extractions: About Linking Sites Comment World Law Sites Internet Law Library All of Priweb.com [help] Internet Law Library: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights: General Collection of civil liberty law material compiled by the Electronic Frontier Foundation Collection of computers and academic freedom law material compiled by the Electronic Frontier Foundation Collection of human rights law material compiled by PeaceNet and the Association for Progressive Communications Collection of human rights law material compiled by the Victoria Law Foundation ...
#295: 07-15-97 - Dellinger To Leave Justice Department
After teaching at the University of mississippi law School, he Maxwell Dellinger,Professor of Public law Government Counsel to the Attorney general of North
http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/1997/July97/295sg.htm
NASCIO - State Search
Guam, mississippi, Oregon, Office of Public Advocacy Department of law Public Defender's ArizonaAttorney general Criminal Investigations Bureau Criminal Justice
http://www.nascio.org/stateSearch/displayCategory.cfm?Category=criminal
Commercial Vehicle Permits
Listed below is general information concerning vehicles with or contact the Officeof law Enforcement The mississippi Department of Transportation Office of law
http://www.gomdot.com/business/truck_per.htm

Extractions: Home ... Business Section Commercial Vehicle Permits General Regulations Apportioned License Plates Oversize/Overweight Permit Commercial Drivers License Fuel Taxes ... Temporary Permit Listed below is general information concerning vehicles with a gross weight in excess of 26,000 lbs. If more information is needed, please feel free to call the noted department or agency or contact the Office of Law Enforcement. The Mississippi Department of Transportation Office of Law Enforcement is responsible for enforcing Mississippi's size, weight and load laws, fuel tax laws, privilege license laws, and the collection of these taxes. Vehicles licensed in a state of which Mississippi and that state have a reciprocal agreement, and vehicles with apportioned license from an International Registration Plan (IRP) state properly registered with Mississippi, satisfy privilege license tax requirements.
State Legislative History Research Guides
Bibliography of mississippi law (University of mississippi law Library). (CreightonUniversity law Library). of all New Jersey laws of general and permanent
http://www.law.indiana.edu/lib/netres/govt/stateurlslist.html
CAREER DAY
Retail Paint Company, 1,3, Marketing, Management, general Business. Southern Universitylaw Center law School, 5, All The University of mississippi Army ROTC, 1, 4
http://career.olemiss.edu/Careerday/careerday_companies.htm

Extractions: T urner Center Gymnasium Bring your Ole Miss ID! Job Codes: 4- Full-time Employment 5- Graduate, Professional, Law Programs Organization/Description Job Code Major(s) American Express Financial Advisors - financial planning institution Sales, Marketing, Finance, Management Ashley Furniture - furniture manufacturer General Business, Engineering Baptist Memorial Healthcare Pharmacy Services - healthcare system of 17 hospitals Pharmacy, Pharm D Camp Skyline Ranch - private residential summer camp for girls ages 6-16 All majors Cardinal Health BS Pharmacy, Pharm D Caterpillar - manufacturing Accountancy, CIS, MIS Cellular South - wireless telecommunications company Business Administration, Marketing, Accountancy, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering Cintas Corporation - largest and leading supplier of industrial uniforms and facility services in North America All majors Community Counseling Services - Region VII Community Mental Health/Mental Retardation Commission Psychology, Counseling, Social Work
National Attorneys General
Attorney general Civil Division California Division of Public Rights Florida CivilRights Kentucky Civil and Environmental law Maine Civil Rights mississippi
http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/ags/civil.cfm
National Attorneys General: Criminal Links
Arkansas Attorney general Criminal Division California Division of Criminal lawFlorida Criminal Justice Programs Kansas Criminal law mississippi Divisions
http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/ags/criminal.cfm
List Of All MWCC Forms
Every employer subject to the mississippi Workers' Compensation law must file proofof compliance with the insurance provisions of the law. See general Rule 3
http://www.mwcc.state.ms.us/forms/formsall.html

Extractions: MISSISSIPPI WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION List of forms currently in use by the Commission As of: April 1, 2001 New! Forms in green can be filled out using Adobe Acrobat Reader. We will add more of these in the near future. Forms cannot be saved, but they can be filled out and printed for filing with the Commission. Click the form name to view the form in Adobe .PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here to download the reader from Adobe's site. You cannot import these forms into Word Perfect or Microsoft Word. They are only readable with Adobe Acrobat Reader. NOTE: If you have trouble loading the forms in your browser with Acrobat Reader, please refer to this document on the Adobe site for troubleshooting information. A-2 - Self-Insured Employer Application: (Revised 7/82) This form should be filled out by those Employers seeking to become approved as Self-Insurers by the Commission, (General Rule 7). A-24 - Proof of Coverage: (Revised 3/99) Acrobat format, 3-up printable. Every employer subject to the Mississippi Workers' Compensation Law must file proof of compliance with the insurance provisions of the law. See General Rule 3. This form is currently used only by self-insured employers and groups that do not report to NCCI. It is a 3" X 5" index-card size. B-3 - Employer's First Report of Injury or Occupational Disease: (IAIABC IA-1 (8/01)) - Front side (form) only First Report Instructions - Back side (instructions) only The IAIABC IA-1, First Report Form has replaced the B-3 Form. The original of this form must be filed with the Commission in all cases involving injuries resulting in lost time in excess of five (5) days and in death cases within ten (10) days after the employer receives notice of injury or death, (Mississippi Code Annotated Section 71-3-67 (1972); Procedural Rule 1).
LC Classification: K - Law
K, 17720, law (general) Covering more than one region and mixture of Scott Libraryonly; for law Library, used for all Common law materials 6600-7199, mississippi.
http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/yorkline/lc/k.html

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The National Law Journal: Subsection
Georgia Constitution Emory law School publishes this version of the state The statelegislature provides the full text of the general laws, session mississippi.
http://www.nlj.com/toolbox/statelaws.shtml

Extractions: This is a comprehensive site that includes the full text of statutes and bills, as well as session laws, executive orders, administrative regulations, legislative journals and committee reports, and more. Everything can be searched by key words, (Click on "Legislative Information Search.") Republican Legislative Caucus Alaska's Republican and Democratic legislative caucuses each have Web sites that provide extensive information on current legislation, including links to full text and background information provided by a bill's sponsor. The sites also have press releases and other official announcements. Arizona Arizona State Legislature
Starkville, Mississippi Attorney - Rodney P. Faver - Home Page
object of this web site is to provide convenient general information and consultingwith an attorney who is knowledgeable in mississippi and Florida law.
http://www.starkvillelaw.com/

Extractions: The object of this web site is to provide convenient general information and education. The contents of this web site, its links, and its questions and answers do not constitute legal advice. The information provided herein cannot substitute for consulting with an attorney who is knowledgeable in Mississippi and Florida law. The information contained herein is general in nature and is not intended to indicate what the results will be in your case. Any examples of client cases and results discussed on this web site are not a guarantee of the outcome in your case. All cases are unique, and favorable factors in one case or one jurisdiction may not apply or be available in another case or jurisdiction. Although we will make every attempt to keep the information on this web site current, we do not promise or guarantee that the information is correct, complete, or up-to-date. Informational links should not be interpreted as an endorsement or recommendation of the linked sites information, products, services or data. You should not rely on this information without seeking the advice of a licensed attorney in your state.
James W.M. Harris Papers In Special Collections, Virginia Tech
Born in Natchez, mississippi in 1828, James WM Harris studied at Amherst Collegeand returned to his native state to read law under general Sparrow.
http://spec.lib.vt.edu/mss/ms2000-085index.html

Extractions: 1 Linear Foot BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES: JUDGE JAMES W.M. HARRIS Born in Natchez, Mississippi in 1828, James W.M. Harris studied at Amherst College and returned to his native state to read law under General Sparrow. In 1852 Harris married Mary C. Lum (1831-1871), and the couple took up residence near Vicksburg at Avenel Plantation. The young couple soon had a growing family, with the birth of daughters Annie Laura (Lola) in 1853, Caroline (Carrie) in 1855, and Natalie in 1859. Harris continued to practice law in Vicksburg, but the family cotton plantation, Avenel, also provided income. The couple's lives would change, however, with the coming of the Civil War. Judge James W. M. Harris GENERAL NATHANIEL HARRISON HARRIS Excerpted from Biographical Dictionary of the Confederacy, 1977
Firearms Law Center
mississippi has an express preemption statute, Miss. List of Firearms Policies fora general discussion of Preemption section of the Federal law Summary page.
http://www.firearmslawcenter.org/content/mississippi.asp

Extractions: Mississippi State Law Summary Last updated July 1, 2001. State Right to Bear Arms State Preemption State Firearms Policies Assault Weapons ... State Groups / Governmental Entities Article 3 § 12 of the Mississippi Constitution states: "[t]he right of every citizen to keep and bear arms in defense of his home, person, or property, or in aid of the civil power when thereto legally summoned, shall not be called in question, but the legislature may regulate or forbid carrying concealed weapons." In Wilson v. State of Mississippi , 81 Miss. 404 (1902), the Supreme Court of Mississippi affirmed a conviction for illegally carrying a concealed weapon, reasoning that the constitutional right to bear arms did not guarantee a right to carry a concealed weapon in ones home. In James v. State

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