Mississippi AG Lynn Fitch is citing backlash she’s received from her lawsuit before the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to reverse a national right to an abortion as reason to seal records dealing with the probate of the estate of her deceased father.
AG Lynn Fitch cites abortion case backlash as reason to seal files related to her father’s estateAG Lynn Fitch cites abortion case backlash as reason to seal files related to her father’s estate by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today May 16, 2022 Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch is citing backlash she's received from her lawsuit before the U.S.
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