Robert G. Clark III at a glance
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Robert G. Clark III
Chancellor · Mississippi ELEVENTH Chancery District Court
Biography
Professional career
- Judge Clark maintains a public-facing website to provide information about his office, judicial philosophy, and services offered to the citizens of his district
- Currently serving his second term as the Chancery Judge for the Eleventh Chancery Court District, Subdistrict One, which includes Holmes, Madison, Yazoo, and Leake Counties
- Judge Robert G. Clark, III grew up in Holmes County, Mississippi, and has dedicated his career to public service in the legal system
Education
Additional information
- His court is a critical venue for resolving complex civil and family matters in the Eleventh Chancery District
- His work ensures that both individual rights and community interests are protected, and he continues to contribute to the legal field through his decisions and public engagement.
- His professional focus emphasizes fairness, equity, and the protection of individual rights in his judicial decisions
- As a Chancery Judge, Judge Clark presides over equity cases, which involve more than strict legal interpretations and focus on fairness and individual rights.
- He emphasizes transparency, accessibility, and dedication to the communities he serves
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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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 ↗