Randi P. Mueller at a glance
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Randi P. Mueller
Circuit Judge · Mississippi SECOND Circuit District Court
Biography
Professional career
- Circuit Judge for Mississippi’s 2nd Circuit Court District, covering Hancock, Harrison, and Stone counties, appointed by Governor Tate Reeves on March 11, 2021
- Attorney at Page, Mannino, Peresich & McDermott (2004–2020) She handled commercial, construction, gaming, personal injury, mass torts, product liability, and premises liability cases
- Chief Justice Mike Randolph administered the oath, emphasizing judicial integrity and the importance of invoking God’s blessings in decision-making
- Judge Randi P. Mueller is a highly experienced Mississippi attorney with a strong background in civil litigation, now serving as a Circuit Judge in the 2nd Circuit District, committed to timely justice and active in community leadership
Education
Additional information
- Sworn in on March 11, 2021, in Gulfport, before a gathering of judges, lawyers, and civic leaders.
- Named to Super Lawyers’ Top 50 Mississippi Attorneys in 2020
- Joined fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Roger Clark.
- Judge Mueller presides over cases in the 2nd Circuit Court District of Mississippi, which includes Hancock, Harrison, and Stone counties.
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Electronic Media Coverage
Statewide
Mississippi allows electronic media coverage of public judicial proceedings in appellate and trial courts of record, subject to the rules and presiding judge control.
Electronic media coverage of public judicial proceedings shall be allowed in the appellate and trial courts of record in this state subject to the conditions below.Mississippi Rules for Electronic and Photographic Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗
Presiding Judge Discretion
Statewide
The presiding Mississippi justice or judge may limit or terminate electronic coverage when necessary to protect rights, witnesses, dignity of the court, or orderly proceedings.
The presiding justice or judge has the discretion to limit or terminate electronic coverage at any time during the proceedingsMississippi Rules for Electronic and Photographic Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗
Advance Notice For Media
Statewide
Mississippi media representatives must provide advance notice for electronic or photographic coverage under the court rules.
Rule 5 ... requires that media representatives give at least 48 hoursMississippi Rules for Electronic and Photographic Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗
Sources
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Biography sources checked July 26, 2026.
Mississippi Secretary of State Judicial Directory official judicial roster
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View Mississippi Secretary of State Judicial Directory official judicial roster ↗Mississippi Rules for Electronic and Photographic Coverage of Judicial Proceedings
Statewide source · PDF · Source checked July 26, 2026
View Mississippi Rules for Electronic and Photographic Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗