Attorney General

I contacted HUD and they said that I needed to talk to the Attorney General office for information on tenants rights being violated. I called the number and as expected was basically shutdown. Told to go to a website for vague information to get help. As I explained to them that it was more detailed then what an Act would say. They wouldn't even hear what I had to say. Then basically told me tough luck and had no help. Just another classic situation of how garbage the politicians and government in Mississippi are.
1 7 years ago (16-02-2018)

The word on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is that General Attorney Jim Hood supports corrupt law enforcement and other state agencies by neutralizing oversight and access to fraud lines to report abuse. By doing that, people get to steal as much as they want from state agencies. Also, law enforcement gets to steal as much as they want with falsified charges. Is this true, Jim Hood? Please tell me it's not. Let's work as a community to clean things up.
5 7 years ago (27-01-2018)

Came by the building today on High Street and it's locked. How do you get in touch with them?
2 7 years ago (30-04-2018)

not only is he a grandstanding ass hat politician, when you need his office all you get is a answering machine. We had a scam artist on the phone trying to get money out of a 90 year old lady. If Hood's office had been responsive and reachable, they could have busted a real scumbag
1 8 years ago (24-04-2017)

What a joke. They refuse to register the final, long-term certified out of state domestic violence protective order against my abuser a year after it was issued claiming they can't verify it's authenticity despite it being sent DIRECTLY from the capitol city of New York. Meanwhile the corrupt courts of Jackson County in the armpit of the state are accusing me of withholding visitation that the abuser now 'wants' with the child he hasn't seen in years now that NY has said he owes $19,000+ in back child support for and an elected official expert GAL there who refuses to talk to the 'baby' (almost 9 year old) about the child's best interests and wishes believes 'reunification' with the abuser is best - despite him leaving originally after an assault and battery when the 'baby' was 2... The Attorney General, Jim Hood and the DV program coordinator Lark Johnson, whom oversees special programs, see dollar signs in long term litigation staying in Mississippi, it seems. To anyone sucked into the bayou bog of this neglectful and horrific system of injustice, I feel for you. The laws only exist if they do a greater good for the greater number of people and they are decided by democratic process by those that they govern. I'm not a Mississippian, neither is my child, nor my abuser - so that said, if we never had assets there, never bought a car, owned a home, etc, don't think that you can try to apply case law where it's convenient and not follow the bulk of your responsibilities. You can't hold a trial without a litigant. But then again, you don't teach facts down there. You make them up as you see fit. #ChanceryLaw #Feder-Hosey #BillKulick #MikeFondren #WilliamKulick #JimHood #BetterChanceryBlog
1 8 years ago (14-09-2017)