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Justice Jenifer Branning of Philadelphia, at left, and Vicki Lowery of Jackson attended Youth Court Day at the Capitol on Jan. 20. They are co-chairs of the Court Improvement Program Statewide Multi-Disciplinary Task Force.

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Youth Court Day at Capitol Focuses on Improvements
By BEVERLY PETTIGREW KRAFT
Wed,01/21/26-9:34AM , 436 Reads
Improvements to the Youth Court system are again before the Mississippi Legislature, and representatives of the judiciary and many professional disciplines committed to the well-being of children were at the Capitol on Tuesday, Jan. 20, to discuss proposed legislation.
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Mississippi Electronic Courts Director Nathan Evans of Gluckstadt, second from right, holds the 2025 Chief Justice Award. Chief Justice Mike Randolph is at right. Pictured at left are children Braden and Addison, and wife Megan Evans holding their youngest child, Lily.

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Mississippi Electronic Courts Director Nathan Evans receives Chief Justice Award
By BEVERLY PETTIGREW KRAFT
Tue,07/15/25-2:05PM , 671 Reads
Mississippi Electronic Courts Director Nathan Evans of Gluckstadt is the recipient of the 2025 Chief Justice Award.
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Chancellor Cynthia Brewer, at left, is pictured with former Mississippi Bar President Jennifer Ingram Johnson at the Susie Blue Buchanan Award presentation on July 10 during the Mississippi Bar Convention.

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Chancellor Cynthia Brewer honored for helping open doors to women in the legal profession
By BEVERLY PETTIGREW KRAFT
Mon,07/14/25-4:00PM , 805 Reads
Chancellor Cynthia L. Brewer of Madison was honored on July 10 for her exemplary work and service as a role model for women in the legal profession.
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Courts must find a way to conduct business despite the pandemic. The public can help to keep courtrooms open and safe by being vaccinated. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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In new outreach campaign, judges ask public's help to keep courts open
By BEVERLY PETTIGREW KRAFT
Fri,09/03/21-1:54PM , 1,945 Reads 16,969 Statewide
The Mississippi Judiciary is collaborating with the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) in a public health and safety awareness campaign regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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