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MS Attorney General Jim Hood blasts House bill

Posted on February 16, 2016 by pogowasright.org

A proposed bill would give a state auditor powers the state’s attorney general doesn’t have? What’s wrong with this picture? 

Jimmie E. Gates reports:

State Attorney General Jim Hood is calling a  bill passed out of a House committee Tuesday to give the state auditor authority to request wiretaps a “brazen political stunt.”

The House Judiciary A Committee passed House Bill 944, which would grant the state auditor unprecedented authority to request wiretaps, investigate certain cases, hire outside counsel and impanel grand juries, Hood said.

Read more on The Clarion-Ledger.

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