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USA v Thomley et al
USA Unopposed to Thomley’s Continuance for Trial
The United States Attorney is not fighting a trial date of November 26th for the Thomley's and Doyle Beach.
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USA v Thomley et al
Doyle Beach Motion in Opposition to Continue
Doyle Beach seems anxious to be ready to go to trial, albeit, separate from the Thomleys.
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USA v Thomley et al
Doyle Beach’s motion to sever his prosecution from the Thomley’s
Doyle Beach is fighting to server his prosecution with the Thomleys. Beach is also pushing for a speedy trial, while the Thomley's have agreed...
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USA v Thomley et al
Hope and Randy Thomley’s Joint Motion for Trial Continuance
Hope and Randy Thomley asked the court for a continuance of the trial date. After a teleconference with the court, a new trial date...
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USA v Thomley et al
Indictment (05/15/2018) – Randy Thomley, Hope Thomley, Doyle Beach, Gregory Parker
This indictment came two years and four months after the U.S. Attorneys Office filed a civil forfeiture action effectively freezing tens of millions of...
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Cream Scheme
Wade Walters presently an unindicted co-conspirator in scheme to defraud TRICARE of $65 million
A February 2017 filing by the U.S. Attorney's office in the Southern District of Mississippi, pertaining to asset forfeiture in connection with TRICARE prescription...
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Cream Scheme
(Part 1) The Cream Scheme and the Declaration of Special Agent Darren Mayer
Back in January the bottom fell out of the world of some high profile individuals here in the Pine Belt. Their jet set lives...
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EPA investing nearly $29 million to identify and replace lead pipes in Mississippi
Mississippi will be receiving nearly $29 million from the federal government to identify and replace lead service lines statewide. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Missisippi’s $28,650,000 share of the $3 billion in funding to be dispersed across the nation as part of its ongoing mission to prevent exposure...
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Mississippi lawmakers send bill restricting where transgender people can use bathroom to governor
Legislation designed to clarify who can use what restroom in Mississippi has made a roundabout journey to appear on Governor Tate Reeves’ desk. The Securing Areas for Females Effectively and Responsibly (SAFER) Act did not meet Monday’s conference committee deadline, but as the old adage goes, nothing’s actually dead during...
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Legislative leaders: Medicaid expansion measure set to die Thursday night
An effort in the Mississippi Legislature to accept billions of dollars in federal money to expand Medicaid coverage to...
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EPA investing nearly $29 million to identify and replace lead pipes in Mississippi
Mississippi will be receiving nearly $29 million from the federal government to identify and replace lead service lines statewide. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Missisippi’s $28,650,000 share of the $3 billion in funding to be dispersed across the nation as part of its ongoing mission to prevent exposure...
The post EPA investing nearly $29 million to identify and replace lead pipes in Mississippi appeared first on SuperTalk Mississippi.
Mississippi lawmakers send bill restricting where transgender people can use bathroom to governor
Legislation designed to clarify who can use what restroom in Mississippi has made a roundabout journey to appear on Governor Tate Reeves’ desk. The Securing Areas for Females Effectively and Responsibly (SAFER) Act did not meet Monday’s conference committee deadline, but as the old adage goes, nothing’s actually dead during...
The post Mississippi lawmakers send bill restricting where transgender people can use bathroom to governor appeared first on SuperTalk Mississippi.