Update MS, my letter with checks was finally found, payment docketed, thank you. Still need help in getting an answer: where the trial will be held: in Hinds county, Union County or Supreme Court of MS?
Posted on | February 29, 2012 | 3 Comments
Circuit Court Civil Case Detail
Case # | 2012-107 | Filed: | 02/14/2012 | Case Type: | COMPLAINT |
Judge | GOWAN | Closed: | District : | 1 |
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TAITZ ORLEY DR | SELF REPRESENTED | |
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DEMOCRAT PARTY OF MISSISSIPPI ET AL | ||
SECRETARY OF STATE OF MISSISSIPPI |
LINE | DATE | EVENT | DESCRIPTION | Book – Page |
1 | 02/14/2012 | PETITION | FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF PETITION FOR DECLARATORY RELIE F |
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2 | 02/14/2012 | COURT REGISTRY | CHECK #1267 FOR $300 RECEIVED AS BOND FROM DEFEND OUR FREEDO M FOUNDATION |
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3 | 02/21/2012 | MISC | EMAILED ORDER APPOINTING SPECIAL JUDGE TO ATTY OF RECORD |
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4 | 02/21/2012 | ORDER | OF SUPREME COURT – R KENNETH C OLEMAN APPOINTED SPECIAL JUDGE |
726-638 |
5 | 02/28/2012 | PAYMENT | REC FROM DEFEND OUR FREEDOM FO UNDATION |
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6 | 02/28/2012 | SUMMONS ISSUED | AND RET TO PL- NO COPIES OF CO MPLAINT PROVIDED- COPY COST $2 88.00 PER COPY |
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3 Responses to “Update MS, my letter with checks was finally found, payment docketed, thank you. Still need help in getting an answer: where the trial will be held: in Hinds county, Union County or Supreme Court of MS?”
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February 29th, 2012 @ 12:51 pm
Do you think they were ever lost?
February 29th, 2012 @ 1:57 pm
don’t know
February 29th, 2012 @ 4:00 pm
If I am reading the MS code correctly, the hearing will be held in the county where the complaint was filed (Hinds) but by the different judge who was appointed per MS code.
You can fly into Jackson or Memphis, TN and drive 3 hours. The airfare maybe cheaper into Memphis than Jackson.
(5) Upon the filing of the petition and bond, the circuit clerk shall immediately, by registered letter or by telegraph or by telephone, or personally, notify the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, or in his absence, or disability, some other judge of the Supreme Court, who shall forthwith designate and notify from the list provided in Section 23-15-951 a circuit judge or chancellor of a district other than that which embraces the district, subdistrict, county or any of the counties, involved in the contest or complaint,
TO PROCEED TO THE COUNTY IN WHICH THE CONTEST OR COMPLAINT HAS BEEN FILED TO HEAR AND DETERMINE THE CONTEST OR COMPLAINT.
It shall be the official duty of the circuit judge or chancellor to proceed to the discharge of the designated duty at the earliest possible date to be fixed by the judge or chancellor and of which the contestant and contestee shall have reasonable notice. The contestant and contestee are to be served in a reasonable manner as the judge or chancellor may direct, in response to which notice the contestee shall promptly file his answer, and also his cross-complaint if he has a cross-complaint. The hearing before the circuit court shall be de novo. The matter shall be tried to the circuit judge, without a jury. After hearing the evidence, the circuit judge shall determine whether the candidate whose qualifications have been challenged is legally qualified to have his name placed upon the ballot in question. The circuit judge may, upon disqualification of any such candidate, order that such candidate shall bear the court costs of the proceedings.