Governor Appoints Renee McBride Porter Chancellor for the 10th Chancery Court District

Governor appoints Renee McBride Porter Chancellor for the 10th Chancery Court District

Porter currently serves as youth court referee and special master of Marion County.

Renee McBride Porter named 10th Chancery Court chancellor

COLUMBIA, Miss. (WHLT) - Gov. Tate Reeves (R-Miss.) announced the appointment of Renee McBride Porter, of Columbia, to the Office of Chancellor for the 10th Chancery Court District. This appointment fills a vacancy created on August 16, 2026, due to the retirement of the Honorable Chase Ford Morgan. “Renee has devoted her career to serving [...]

Governor appoints Porter to fill 10th Chancery Court seat

The retirement of Judge Chase Ford Morgan created a vacancy in the Marion County Chancery Court District. A youth court referee and special master in Marion County has been appointed by Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (R) to fill a vacancy in the 10th Chancery Court District.

Chancery Court opens with prayer

The Scott County Chancery Court was honored to welcome Pastor Rochelle Percy Wright, left,  of Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church to open the Summer Term of Chancery Court on August 3 with prayer.

Governor appoints Porter to fill 10th Chancery Court seat - Mississippi Monitor

By Jeremy Pittari, Magnolia Tribune   Renee McBride Porter   A youth court referee and special master in Marion County has been appointed by Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (R) to fill a vacancy in the 10th Chancery Court District. Current Judge Chase Ford Morgan plans to retire on August 16, creating a vacancy in the judicial seat. In response, Governor Reeves has appointed Renee McBride Porter of Columbia to fill the vacancy for the remainder…

Gov. Cox appoints Lance Talakai to Third District Juvenile Court - Utah Policy

Gov. Spencer J. Cox has appointed Lance Talakai to serve as a judge in the Third District Juvenile Court, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge David Johnson. “Lance has spent his career serving people at some of the most consequential moments of their lives,” Gov. Cox said. “His extensive courtroom experience, including his work with serious youth offender cases, will serve Utah families well. I’m grateful for his willingness t…