Amanda Jones Tollison at a glance
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Amanda Jones Tollison
Associate Justice · Mississippi Supreme Court
Amanda Jones Tollison — Mississippi Supreme Court
Biography
Professional career
- American attorney and Associate Justice of the Mississippi Supreme Court, appointed by Governor Tate Reeves on August 17, 2026, to fill a vacancy created by James D. Maxwell II’s confirmation to a federal judgeship
- Service on the Access to Justice Commission
Education
Additional information
- Joined the Northern District 3, Place 2 seat on the Mississippi Supreme Court, taking the oath on September 1, 2026.
- 2019–2020: President of the Mississippi Bar.
- In her own words, Tollison said she is “deeply grateful to Governor Reeves for this appointment” and will “faithfully uphold the Constitution and the rule of law”
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Supreme Court Justice Amanda Jones Tollison takes oath
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