Jane Tucker

Jane Tucker operates a blog focused on legal decisions and case law primarily from Mississippi courts, including the Court of Appeals and the Mississippi Supreme Court. The blog provides detailed summaries and analyses of recent rulings involving various legal issues such as property disputes, contract law, criminal law, family law, and civil procedure. It covers topics like tax sales, juvenile sentencing, breach of contract, custody disputes, legal malpractice, eminent domain, and disability benefits. The content is aimed at legal professionals and others interested in Mississippi law, offering insights into court reasoning and outcomes without promotional language.

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At 10:00 the CoA will hear State of Mississippi Board of Nursing v. Ann Hobson.

Hobson had a history of substance abuse and was a participant in the Board’s Recovery Nurse Program from approximately 2004 until 2009. In 2014 she

At 1:30 the MSSC will hear the case of Douglas Michael Long, Jr. v. David J. Vitkausakas, another bullshit alienation of affection lawsuit. Apparently these still exist because we have a legislature full of idiots. And henceforth we are dealing

At 1:30 the COA will hear the case of The Saxon Group v. South Mississippi Power Association.

SMEPA is a generation transmission electric power coop that sells electricity wholesale to eleven distribution coops in Mississippi. Saxon was a Georgia construction

At 10:30 the Mississippi Supreme Court will hear the case of Charles Araujo, et al v. Governor Phil Bryant, et al., the case that challenged the law that required school districts to share their tax levies with charter schools. When

At 10:00 the COA will hear the case of Annis Willis Ranier v. River Oaks Hospital, LLC.

Ranier worked at River Oaks Hospital for 30 years despite having a severe allergy to latex. In 2011 she was a patient there