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	Comments on: Mississippi: &#8220;Feds expand bribery investigation&#8221;	</title>
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		By: Jabetha		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[What if a Mississippi lawyer was arrested and accused of bribery and conspiracy of a circuit court judge in 1996, but that lawyer was crafty enough to delay his trial date for over 5 years.  And, during that 5 years he maintained his license, relocated and continued to sue local businesses for various reasons, and that lawyer ultimated entered a &#039;best interest&#039; plea which the Mississippi state supreme court found essential to a guilty plea and removed his license to practice law, are those businesses which he sued and/or essentially extorted money from during those 5+ years entitled to recover any expenses?
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