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Is 'Pleading the Fifth' an Admission of Guilt? August 18, 2022
Most people are aware of the right to "plead the fifth" before Congress or in police investigations. But there's more to the story than that. FindLaw offers a summary.
What is Labor Day? August 18, 2022
Labor Day is upon us, and in addition to making extended weekend plans and enjoying a day off work, the national holiday is also a time to celebrate the contributions workers have made to building the United States. The holiday, which is the first Monday of September, is marked by closed courts, schools, and workplaces. […]

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How Mercenary Hackers Sway Litigation Battles July 13, 2022
How did fireworks become synonymous with our Fourth of July celebration? June 30, 2022
Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act June 23, 2022
Holcomb Dunbar Rebrands and changes name to Holcomb Law Group June 10, 2022
Holcomb Law Group and Mink and Mink law firms Announce Merger January 12, 2022
59 Interesting Facts About Thanksgiving – The Fact File November 24, 2021
Jonathan Masters Appointed DRI State Representative October 18, 2021
Baseball | Courthouse News Service October 8, 2021

Mississippi Wing Stop owned by family of Rick Ross to pay back wages for labor violations August 17, 2022
A Mississippi operator of five Wing Stop restaurants was illegally deducting money from workers' wages and violated child labor regulations, said the U.S. Labor Dept.
'It's going to be huge': Mike Miller bringing Let It Fly sports bar to Southaven's Silo Square August 16, 2022
Former Memphis Grizzly Mike Miller is bringing his sports bar, Let It Fly, to Silo Square in Mississippi. The restaurant plans to open in summer 2023.
VIDEO: Amazon and a fish story August 11, 2022
When Amazon saw the Mississippi workforce, they took the hook, line and sinker.

Amid Voting Rights Act challenge, court keeps election for Georgia utility regulators on hold for now August 19, 2022
The Supreme Court on Friday reinstated a federal trial court’s order that barred officials in Georgia from using “at large” elections for the state’s Public Service Commission. The trial court ruled this summer that the at-large elections violate federal voting laws by diluting Black votes,... The post Amid Voting Rights Act challenge, court keeps election […]
The morning read for Friday, Aug. 19 August 19, 2022
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. To suggest a piece for us to consider, email us at roundup@scotusblog.com. Here’s the Friday morning read: What Is the Supreme Court Hiding? (Michael Schaffer,... The post The morning read for Friday, Aug. 19 appeared […]
The morning read for Thursday, Aug. 18 August 18, 2022
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. To suggest a piece for us to consider, email us at roundup@scotusblog.com. Here’s the Thursday morning read: The Court’s Liberals Still Have Power (Joshua Braver,... The post The morning read for Thursday, Aug. 18 appeared […]