by Stephen McDill Published: June 8,2010
Tags: Attorney General's Office, BP oil crisis, Jim Hood, Mississippi
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood comments on the potential civil and criminal ramifications of the BP/Transocean oil spill crisis and its financial and legal impact on the state. [...]
by Associated Press Published: April 6,2010
GAUTIER — The state attorney general has ruled an agreement between a Mississippi community college and an Alabama university is legal, including a stipulation the rent would be waived for the first year. The ruling came Monday, three days after the University of South Alabama backed out of a deal to rent part of a building [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: April 6,2010
Tags: Attorney General's Office, education, higher education
GAUTIER — The state attorney general has ruled an agreement between a Mississippi community college and an Alabama university is legal, including a stipulation the rent would be waived for the first year. The ruling came Monday, three days after the University of South Alabama backed out of a deal to rent part of a building [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: January 28,2010
Tags: Attorney General's Office, county government, municipal government, water
DESOTO COUNTY — Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood says he wants to talk to his counterparts in Tennessee and Arkansas before deciding whether to continue a legal fight with the City of Memphis over water taken from an aquifer in DeSoto County. The U.S. Supreme Court declined Jan. 25 to intervene in Mississippi’s claim that Tennessee’s [...] [...]
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