Mississippi 2024 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SR107

Introduced
4/19/24  
Refer
4/19/24  

Caption

Extend sincerest sympathy of Mississippi Senate to surviving family of Lafayette County Justice Court Judge Johnny McLarty.

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of Judge McLarty's role within the community, acknowledging his extensive involvement in local affairs, including his commitment to the Lafayette County School District and participation in various social and professional circles. It illustrates how his work not only impacted the legal community but also fostered strong ties within the local community, promoting an engaged civil society.

Summary

Senate Resolution 107 expresses the heartfelt condolences of the Mississippi Senate to the family of Lafayette County Justice Court Judge Johnny Wayne 'Judge' McLarty following his passing on December 11, 2023. The resolution honors Judge McLarty's dedication and long service while noting that he was the second-longest elected Justice Court Judge in the state, having served since 1979. His contributions to the judicial system are commended, reflecting his integrity and commitment to the community he served.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding Resolution 107 is one of respect and admiration. Senators from both sides are united in honoring Judge McLarty’s legacy and contributions, emphasizing a collective appreciation for his service and dedication. The resolution serves as a testament to the positive impact that a single individual's commitment can have on both the judicial and broader community.

Contention

While no specific points of contention were noted in the discussions about Senate Resolution 107, such resolutions can sometimes evoke differing opinions on public figures. However, in this case, it appears that the sentiment is consistent with honoring a beloved community leader, thus minimizing potential disagreements.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SC519

Extending deepest sympathy of Legislature to surviving family of MSU Football Coach Mike Leach and paying tribute to his legacy.

MS SR51

Extend condolences of Senate to surviving family of Jackson minority business pioneer Roy L. Dixon, Sr.

MS SC515

Commend the life of former State Senator, Circuit Judge and Decorated WWII Veteran Thomas Frederick (Fred) Wicker.

MS SC558

Extending condolences of Legislature to surviving family of Motown recording artist/songwriter Barrett Strong of West Point.

MS SR80

Extend sympathy on the passing of Jane Miller Philo, Executive Director of the Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence.

MS SC504

Mourn the loss and commend the life and public service of former Representative Noal Akins.

MS HC10

Former Representative Noal Akins; honor life and legacy upon his passing.

MS SC512

Mourn the loss and celebrate the contributions and career of Mississippi music icon and Rock and Roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis.

MS SC511

Mourn the loss and commend the public service of Forrest Co. Tax Collector, former Supervisor and State Senator Billy Hudson.

MS SC570

Recognize leadership of Senator Angela Turner-Ford as Chair of the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus (MLBC).

Similar Bills

MS SR19

Mourn the loss and commend the life and public service of former Senator Johnny Morgan of Oxford, Mississippi.

MS HR151

Lafayette High School Commodores Tennis Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 5A Tennis State Championship.

MS HR154

Lafayette High School Tennis Team; commend for winning MHSAA Class 5A Tennis State Championship.

MS HR62

Lafayette High School Commordores Girls Soccer Team; commend on winning MHSAA Class 5A State Championship.

MS SC522

Celebrating the legendary Mississippi basketball Coach Lafayette Stribling and extending the sympathy of Legislature.

MS HR61

Lafayette High School Commordores Boys Soccer Team; commend on winning MHSAA Class 5A State Chamionship.

MS HB1681

Memorial Highways; designate segment MS Hwy 513 in Clarke County as "Lance Corporal Mac Hamburg, MSMC, Memorial Highway."

MS SR126

Commend Lafayette High School "Commodores" Tennis Team for winning fourth consecutive 5A State Championship.