Mississippi § 9-7-33 - Eleventh district; composition; divisions.
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§ 9-7-33. Eleventh district; composition; divisions.
The Eleventh Circuit Court District is composed of the following counties: Bolivar County; Coahoma County; Quitman County; and Tunica County. The Eleventh Circuit Court District shall be divided into three (3) subdistricts as follows: Subdistrict 11-1 shall consist of the following precincts from the following counties: Bolivar County: Benoit, Beulah, Boyle, Choctaw, Cleveland Courthouse, East Central Cleveland*, East Cleveland*, East Rosedale, Gunnison, Longshot, North Cleveland, Northwest Cleveland*, Pace, Scott, Shaw, Skene, South Cleveland*, Stringtown, West Central Cleveland, West Cleveland and West Rosedale; and Coahoma County: Bobo, Clarksdale 2-4*, Clarksdale 5-4*, Farrell*, Rena Lara and Sherard*. Subdistrict 11-2 shall consist of the following precincts from the following counties: Bolivar County: Cleveland Eastgate, Duncan/Alligator, East Central Cleveland*, East Cleveland*, Merigold, Mound Bayou, Northwest Cleveland*, Renova, Shelby, South Cleveland* and Winstonville; Coahoma County: Cagle Crossing, Clarksdale 1-4*, Clarksdale 3-3, Clarksdale 3-4, Clarksdale 4-2, Clarksdale 4-3, Dublin and Roundaway; and Quitman County: Belen*, District 3 South*, Lambert, Northwest Marks, Southwest Marks and West Lambert. Subdistricts 11-3 shall consist of Tunica County and the following precincts in the following counties: Coahoma County: Clarksdale 1-4*, Clarksdale 2-4*, Clarksdale 5-4*, Coahoma, Farrell*, Friar’s Point, Jonestown, Lula, Lyon and Sherard*; and Quitman County: Belen*, Crenshaw, Crowder, Darling, District 3 North, District 3 South* and Sledge.
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