Mina Corpuz is a reporter based in Jackson, Mississippi, with a focus on local news. She has written for various publications, including the Sun Herald, Enterprise Journal, Mississippi Today, and Northside Sun. Mina's articles cover a range of topics, including criminal justice, public safety, civil rights, and community issues.
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Mina Corpuz's coverage primarily focuses on local legal and government issues in Mississippi, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories related to crime, the legal system, and missing persons. She has covered topics like the prison system, death row, forensic anthropology, and government announcements.
Given this focus, Mina is likely to be interested in pitches that provide local insights into ongoing legal disputes or policy changes within Mississippi's legal or governmental systems. Sources who can offer expert commentary on these areas may be particularly valuable for her reporting.
Considering her attention to evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and justice issues in Jackson and Mississippi as a whole, she might also appreciate access to sources directly involved in or affected by these events when seeking expert opinions or statements.
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A statewide program launched this month wants to help people with mental illness facing felony charges get out of jail and into treatment.
An appeals court panel is backing a federal judge's decision to appoint a receiver to oversee operation at Hinds County's detention center.
The Hinds County sheriff and Board of Supervisors have lost an appeal to prevent control of its jail by a court-appointed receiver and an injunction that orders the county to address unconstitutional conditions in the facility.
Former Interim Hinds County Sheriff Marshand Crisler (center) enters the federal courthouse with his wife Eva and attorney John Collette, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024, in Jackson. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today
By: Mina Corpuz
FBI informant in Marshand Crisler trial faces charge of conspiracy to commit murder.
A federal jury in Jackson took two hours Friday to convict former interim Hinds County sheriff Marshand Cris;er of bribery.
The federal courthouse in Jackson Credit: U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services
By: Mina Corpuz
CRYSTAL SPRINGS – Roger Horton has worked decades as a commercial painter, a skill he’s kept up with even with the challenge of having what his wife has called “one good eye.”
Attorney General Lynn Fitch is seeking an execution date for a fourth death row inmate, Charles Ray Crawford.
Attorney General Lynn Fitch is asking the Supreme Court to set an execution date for Charles Ray Crawford, who has been on death row for over 30 years.
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