Removing the Mississippi Department of Agriculture from having any obligations under the act and placing those obligations with the Mississippi Department of Health.
Tate Reeves, and if that approval matches its previous votes, the measure should be veto-proof because both chambers will have approved the act with an overwhelming two-thirds majority.
Slates, who is licensed in both Texas and Mississippi, has experience managing construction disputes across the United States, including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas.
from the University of Mississippi School of Law and his B.A.
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