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Former Mississippi Supreme Court Justice dies
SUMMARY: Retired Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Kay Cobb passed away at her home in Lenoir City, Tennessee. She was a trailblazer for women in the legal profession and the second woman to serve on the Mississippi Supreme Court, serving from 1999 to 2007. Prior to her term on the Supreme Court, Justice Cobb served in the Mississippi state senate. A memorial service for Cobb will be held, with the date to be announced.
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Jackson man sentenced for attacking neighbor
SUMMARY: Corey Smith, a Jackson man, has been sentenced for attacking his neighbor. Smith was charged with armed robbery, auto theft, and possession of a stolen vehicle. In the incident, Smith stabbed the victim in the head and face and stole her car. He also pled guilty to possession of a stolen vehicle in an unrelated case. Smith received a 30-year sentence for armed robbery, with 12 years suspended and three years of post-release supervision. He was also sentenced to five years for auto theft and possession of a stolen vehicle.
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Alleged serial wedding crasher arrested in Mississippi
SUMMARY: Sandra Lynn Henson, an alleged serial wedding crasher, was arrested in Pontotoc County, Mississippi. She was charged with petit larceny, trespassing, and disturbing the peace. Henson is also wanted in Alabama and has a history of crashing weddings and stealing money and cards from purses.
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Brett Favre will testify under oath in Mississippi welfare scandal civil case
SUMMARY: Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre will testify under oath about the misspending of federal welfare money in Mississippi. Favre is one of over three dozen defendants in a lawsuit filed by the state's Department of Human Services to recover some of the misspent welfare money. Favre has denied wrongdoing, sued the state auditor for defamation, and claimed to have paid back misspent funds. Instead of providing direct aid to families, the Mississippi Department of Human Services allowed influential individuals to use $77 million of federal welfare funds for pet projects, including a volleyball arena and a concussion treatment drug supported by Favre. No criminal charges have been brought against him.
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