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case; and the supporters of the Children's Treehouse could
not be more pleased.
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The Honorable Judge Tomie Green is a longstanding, sincere
advocate of legislation and rulings that support both family and children,
the core of American values and ideals. She has worked to remove
drugs from neighborhoods and provide child support for children. She
has a record of supporting efforts to bring honor and efficiency to the
judiciary. |
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The Honorable Judge Green took the oath of office
to become the first woman elected to the Hinds County Circuit Court. From
1992 to 1998, Judge Green served in the Mississippi House of
Representatives. She served as Vice Chair of Ethics, and as
sub-chair of the Judiciary A committee. As the result of her
academic excellence, professionalism, integrity, dedication and commitment
to community service in her political and professional life, Judge Green
has received numerous honors and awards. Through the tireless
efforts of Judge Green and her staff, a backload of some 1800 civil and
criminal cases has been cut by more than 70%, an amazing accomplishment. |
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The Honorable Judge Green is the widow of
Cornelius Green, Jr. They are the parents of a daughter, Nikisha Green
Ware, a graduate of Tougaloo College(BA) and Florida State University
(MME); and a son, Synarus Derron Green, a graduate of Jackson State
University |
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