06/02/2011 - Hand Down and published opinions in WordPerfect/ZIP format

Chandler, David Anthony
X  2010-KA-00807-SCT

Dennis Taylor v. State of Mississippi; Lincoln Circuit Court; LC Case #: 09-094-LS; Ruling Date: 04/07/2010; Ruling Judge: David Strong, Jr.; Majority Opinion: Chandler, J. Disposition: Count I: Conviction of robbery and sentence of fifteen (15) years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, with the first twelve (12) years to serve and with three (3) years suspended on post release supervision, with conditions, Affirmed. Count II: Conviction of conspiracy and sentence of five (5) years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, suspended on post release supervision, Affirmed. Sentence in Count II shall run consecutively to the sentence in Count I. Lincoln County taxed with costs of appeal. Votes: Waller, C.J., Carlson and Dickinson, P.JJ., Randolph, Lamar, Kitchens, Pierce and King, JJ., Concur.

Gregory L. Redmond v. State of Mississippi; Hinds Circuit Court 1st District; LC Case #: 05-260 01/02 CA; Ruling Date: 07/16/2008; Ruling Judge: L. Hilburn; Majority Opinion: Lamar, J. Disposition: Conviction of statutory rape and sentence of life imprisonment in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, Affirmed. Hinds County taxed with costs of appeal. Votes: Waller, C.J., Carlson and Dickinson, P.JJ., Randolph, Kitchens, Chandler, Pierce and King, JJ., Concur.

Gregory L. Redmond v. State of Mississippi; Hinds Circuit Court 1st District; LC Case #: 05-260 01/02 CA; Ruling Date: 07/16/2008; Ruling Judge: L. Hilburn; Disposition: Appellant's Notice of Motion to Amend Appeal Brief is denied. Order entered.

Holley Jones v. State of Mississippi; Washington Circuit Court; LC Case #: CI2009-0145; Ruling Date: 11/16/2009; Ruling Judge: W. Hines; Disposition: Petition for writ of certiorari filed by Holley Jones is denied. To Deny: Waller, C.J., Carlson and Dickinson, P.JJ., Randolph, Lamar, Kitchens and Pierce, JJ. To Grant: Chandler, J. Not Participating: King, J. Order entered.

In Re: Administrative Orders of the Supreme Court of Mississippi; Disposition: It is therefore ordered that the Administrative Office of Courts (AOC) shall implement the billing component of Mississippi Electronic Courts (MEC), known as Public Access to Mississippi Electronic Courts (PAMEC). Effective July 1, 2011, users shall be charged a ten-dollar ($10.00) annual registration/renewal fee and twenty cents ($.20) for each page viewed in the MEC system. It is further ordered the Supreme Court Executive Committee, upon recommendation of the AOC, with notice to the Court, is hereby authorized and directed to approve such other modifications to the billing component of PAMEC as may be required to further test, implement, and manage PAMEC. Administrative order entered.

In Re: Administrative Orders of the Supreme Court of Mississippi; Disposition: It is therefore ordered that the Mississippi Electronic Courts (MEC) be authorized to develop and test the criminal component of the system. It is further ordered that the Administrative Office of Courts (AOC) is hereby authorized to extend the pilot project to DeSoto and Harrison County Chancery Courts and for district deployment in the 11th Chancery Court District, including Madison, Holmes and Yazoo counties, and to extend to such other counties as may be necessary and required to fully test and develop the MEC program for statewide implementation. It is further ordered that the Supreme Court Executive Committee, upon recommendation of AOC, with notice to the Court, is hereby authorized and directed to approve such other courts and make such further orders for the Pilot as may be necessary to allow the full testing and development of the MEC Pilot. Administrative order entered.