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What state are most Supreme Court Justices from?

New York has produced fifteen justices, three of whom have served as chief justice. Ohio has produced ten justices, including two chief justices; Massachusetts nine (including Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan); and Virginia eight, including three chief justices.

What does the MS Supreme Court do?

Mississippi has a two-tier appellate court system that reviews decisions of law and fact made by the trial courts. The Mississippi Supreme Court is the court of last resort among state courts.

Are court records public in Mississippi?

In its Statement of Policy Regarding Openness and Availability of Public Records, the Mississippi Judiciary grants members of the public access to records in its custody, including court records.

How can a case come before the Mississippi Supreme Court?

Appeals which go directly to the Supreme Court include annexations, bond issues, constitutionality challenges, death penalty cases, disciplinary matters involving attorneys and judges, election contests, certified questions from federal court, utility rates, cases of first impression and issues of broad public interest

How does the Supreme Court process a case?

Almost all the cases that the justices hear are reviews of the decisions made by other courtsthere are no juries or witnesses. The justices consider the records they are given, including lower court decisions for every step of a case, evidence, and the argument presented before them in making their final decision.

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