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Auditor White Responds to Fitch Statement on Favre Case

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
January 6, 2024
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Friday afternoon attorneys from the Attorney General’s office informed Auditor White that her lawyers would not be representing Auditor White in two defamation cases (the Favre litigation and the James Thomas litigation) because of Auditor White’s upcoming book Mississippi Swindle and the fact that “the book call[s] into question the integrity of the Attorney General and her office.” As the Attorney General noted, Auditor White’s statements in the defamation cases were made “about investigations by [the Auditor’s office],” so the Auditor’s office will simply use in-house counsel on these cases now that the Attorney General has withdrawn.

Disclosure of the language about the “integrity of the Attorney General” is a limited disclosure from a letter from the Attorney General’s Office to White and does not waive Auditor White’s privilege with attorneys in the Attorney General’s Office in any other instance.

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  1. Donnie Thomas says:
    3 years ago

    I voted for both of these politicians, they should be working together, not against each other.

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  2. Tiffany Haley says:
    3 years ago

    I’m so with Chad on this one. Finch is soooo bias on most of the cases abd situations for the State. She needs to go right with Tate Reeves.. MS would be so much better without them two.

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