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‘It’s as if He Doesn’t Exist’: In Mississippi, People Jailed Months Without Formal Charges
In the capital city, hundreds of defendants wait in jail for an indictment, sometimes as long as a year or more.
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In Mississippi’s capital city, hundreds of defendants remain incarcerated while awaiting indictment, with some individuals confined for a year or longer.
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