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· 6/19/2008

Mississippi Bar v. Thompson

Citations

  • 5 So. 3d 330
  • 2008 Miss. LEXIS 324
  • 2008 WL 2447364

How courts have described this case

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  • noting an absence of implied authority where an employee’s actions were “not necessary,, proper, and usual in the exercise of his express duties”
  • Tubwell, a paralegal, independently communicated with an inmate and mailed him a pro se PCR petition to file without an attorney's representation, causing the attorney to be in violation of the Mississippi Rules of Professional Conduct.
  • Tubwell, a paralegal, independently communicated with an inmate and mailed him a pro se PCR petition to file without an attorney’s representation, causing the attorney to be in violation of the Mississippi Rules of Professional Conduct.

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Judges: Carlson, Diaz, Dickinson, Easley, Graves, Lamar, Randolph, Smith, Waller

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