How Would A Judge Butler Actually Affect The Fifth Circuit? I would prefer Judge Southwick to have one vote rather than two votes. Reason · Oct 2
Client and Lawyer Both Responsible for Attorney Fees in AI Hallucination Case From Pauliah v. Univ. of Miss. Medical Center, decided last Tuesday by Judge Carlton Reeves (S.D. Miss.): Courts across the… The post Client and Lawyer Both Responsible for Attorney Fees in AI Hallucination Case appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jan 6
Court confirms federal takeover of a Mississippi jail but limits power over budget An appeals court says a federal receiver can proceed with a takeover of a Mississippi jail where a judge found unconstitutional conditions and “a stunning array of assaults, as well as deaths.” The Independent UK · Nov 1, 2024
Supreme Court declines to hear appeal from Mississippi death row inmate The U.S. Supreme Court says it will not consider an appeal from a Mississippi death row inmate who was convicted of killing a high school student The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2024
A Cop's Corruption Allegedly Cost an Innocent Man 2 Years of His Life. Should She Get Qualified Immunity? Judge Carlton Reeves ripped apart the legal doctrine in his latest decision on the matter. Reason · May 22, 2024
Federal appeals court reverses ruling that found Mississippi discriminated in mental health care A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court ruling that found Mississippi relies too much on institutionalizing people with mental health conditions rather than providing care in their communities The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2023
Court won't revive lawsuit that says Mississippi officials fueled lawyer's death during Senate race A federal appeals court will not revive a lawsuit by the family of a Mississippi lawyer who took his own life The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2023
Fugitive who escaped jail with three other inmates and ‘killed good Samaritan’ believed dead Police said Dylan Arrington, 22, fatally shot Anthony Watts, 61, on Monday night and injured an officer during a standoff with law enforcement on Wednesday The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023
Residents told to lock doors amid search for jail escapees Authorities are still hunting for four inmates, including one suspected of killing a man and stealing his pickup truck, who escaped from a Mississippi jail that has been under federal scrutiny The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023
Default Judgment in Libel Case: No More "Lucy and the Football" From Judge Carlton Reeves' decision today in Andreacchio v. Yax (S.D. Miss.): Plaintiff Rae Andreacchio is the mother of Christian Andreacchio, a young man who allegedly "died under suspicious circumstances" in 2014. She resides in Lauderdale County, Mississippi, where she is a mental health service provider. Defendant Karen Yax is… Reason · Apr 19, 2023
Nonprofit head pleads guilty in Mississippi welfare fraud The director of a Mississippi nonprofit organization has pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing government funds intended to help needy families in one of the poorest states in the U.S. Christi Webb appeared Thursday before U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves in Jackson The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023
Appeals court halts federal takeover of Mississippi jail Mississippi’s largest county has won a legal victory in its effort to stave off a rare federal takeover of a jail The Independent UK · Dec 28, 2022
Should Courts Appoint Historians as Experts in Second Amendment Cases? Courts, not “experts,” should say what the law is. Reason · Dec 15, 2022
Federal judge appoints receiver to manage Mississippi jail A federal judge has appointed a receiver to temporarily manage a Mississippi jail to improve conditions The Independent UK · Nov 1, 2022
WEKU · Sep 22, 2022 An ex-director of Mississippi's welfare agency pleads guilty over misspent money John Davis pleaded guilty to charges in a conspiracy to misspend tens of millions of dollars that were intended to help needy families in one of the poorest states in the U.S.
WEKU · May 11, 2022 Biden puts forward diverse slate of nominees for U.S. sentencing commission The federal body that sets advisory guidelines for punishment in federal cases has lacked a quorum - and been unable to operate - for three years.