Let’s not forget the roughly $300K or so that have come to Hood directly and indirectly from this crowd over the last couple of cycles.  To avoid the appearance of impropriety, Hood needs to disgorge himself of those monies.  Now.

Hey wait, I’ve got an idea!  Let’s ask the State Ethics Commission whether or not it would be appropriate for you to pursue state criminal charges.

Oops, your brother runs that.  Nevermind.

Alan You are touching on a subject that I cant understand.  WHERE ARE THE STATE CHARGES????? Or at least tell me Mr. Hood that an investigation will be launched? Alan I have asked on several blogs the following question that nobody has been able to answer.  Who besides the MS AG can call for a “Special Prosecutor” to look into State Judicial misconduct?  Excuse my ignorance of MS State law but it seems that State Charges should follow.  If the Feds can convict M Vick for Dog Fighting, then the state of Virginia comes after him for the same thing, why cant the state look into these things?  Seems to me a state investigation might go deeper.  More liitle guys might get caught up in the net but the system really needs this right now.  We have to remember the whole country is watching.

No question.  It takes a leader with courage, something our AG is apparently lacking lots of.  It’s easy to pick the popular fights like the civil rights cases, but it’s darn tough to go after your own, especially when they’re guilty.

The Attorney General isn’t the only one who can investigate bribery charges in Mississippi.  The Governor, through the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations, has his own considerable investigative resources, if he chooses to deploy them on this.

Now, getting them prosecuted, will be another thing.

Hey, gang.

Could an R.L. (real lawyer) comment on who (else) could bring charges in the State?  Can Haley appoint a special prosecutor?  Can our new State Auditor continue financial probes?  Can the Legislature (eGads!) investigate?  Perhaps the Senate?

What about local counties?

Could Phil Bryant’s lawsuit against Langston and Balducci be used as an instrument and be expanded to reach out and touch some/all of the other characters that need touching?

Hey Alan, how about an online petition calling for Hood’s resignation?  Let’s get the pressure on more than it is already...BTW Alan, ur site is really keeping us informed, keep it up and dont worry about the email alerts, keep em coming.

I second the kudos for the mountain of good information this site has.  Don’t you know Scruggs & Co. are cussing Al Gore for inventing this dad blasted internet thingy?

Y’all are too kind.  Sonny, I think the best way is to just keep putting out the damning information and links to campaign contributions and benefits out the backend.  That’s what drives this ship.  I promise you they read it.  They read every word.

I hope that this finally will put an end to outside lawyers recieving state contracts in way that Jack acquired his beanstalk beans. I am glad to see these schmuck plaintiff’s lawyers getting indicted over this mess and maybe they will just allow the AG’s office to handle these sorts of lawsuits instead of letting campaign contributors bid for contracts.

Did Hood Rich say ‘bid’?

Yes I did because thats exactly what they do, the corrupt bastards.

Yes in Hood’s defense he did give a state contract on the Microsoft case to someone who had no knowledge of antitrust law and only gave $250 bucks to his campaign, so I guess he is fair to all sometimes.

When he can take a leak without MM by his side showing him how and where to aim; or, in a word, NEVER.