Pascagoula School District v. Tucker
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partRandolph, Justice
¶ 29. Justice should never yield to expediency, and we ought not rush to judgment based on a perceived notion that we can omnipotently decide a dispute which was never presented to the trial court. Thus, I concur that the ease sub judice should be remanded to the chancery court, however, the doctrine of stare decisis dictates a different disposition when it arrives in the appropriate forum, a trial court. Anyone who desires to claim that Mississippi Code Section 19-9-171 violates Article 8, Section 206, of the Mississippi Constitution should first contest it in a court of original…
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