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Jamming cell phones in state prisons would require change to federal law

The obstacle keeping the Mississippi Department of Corrections from jamming illicit cell phones in its prisons is federal law. Mississippi . . .

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Mississippi Marine laid to rest nearly 78 years after killed in WWII

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Louisiana coastal restoration official says sediment diversion will help Mississippi with hurricane protection and fisheries

The chairman of the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board says the planned $800 million Mid-Breton sediment diversion plan . . .

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Jamming cell phones in state prisons would require change to federal law
By STEVE WILSON
Tue, 10/26/2021 - 03:12 PM, 79 Reads
The obstacle keeping the Mississippi Department of Corrections from jamming illicit cell phones in its prisons is federal law.

Mississippi Corrections Commissioner Nathan “Burl” Cain told the Northside Sun that absent changes to federal law, he can’t employ the devices in state prisons.
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Louisiana coastal restoration official says sediment diversion will help Mississippi with hurricane protection and fisheries
Mon, 10/25/2021 - 03:30 PM, 305 Reads
The chairman of the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board says the planned $800 million Mid-Breton sediment diversion plan will benefit Mississippi rather than harm it.
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State Department of Education is already seeking vendors for one of six emergency projects funded with COVID-19 relief money
By STEVE WILSON
Thu, 10/21/2021 - 07:06 PM, 448 Reads
The chairman of the Senate Technology Committee told the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services Board Thursday that he still has concerns with IT spending of federal funds by the state Department of Education.
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Archie for Oct 26, 2021
Tue, 10/26/2021 - 02:10 AM, 8 Reads
Comic By: Archie Comic Publications, Craig Boldman and Fernando Ruiz

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Jamming cell phones in state prisons would require change to federal law

The obstacle keeping the Mississippi Department of Corrections from jamming illicit cell phones in its prisons is federal law.

Mississippi Corrections Commissioner Nathan “Burl” Cain told the Northside Sun that absent changes to federal law, he can’t employ the devices in state prisons.

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Jamming cell phones in state prisons would require change to federal law

Louisiana coastal restoration official says sediment diversion will help Mississippi with hurricane protection and fisheries

State Department of Education is already seeking vendors for one of six emergency projects funded with COVID-19 relief money

Archie for Oct 26, 2021

Jamming cell phones in state prisons would require change to federal law

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