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A | JACKSON, Miss. -- Incomplete homicide autopsy reports have continued to pile up in Mississippi - despite tough-on-crime talk by state leaders ahead of the Nov. 7 general election.Police officers and prosecutors rely on medical examiners' autopsy reports to investigate violent crimes and hold perpetrators accountable. Families look to the reports to make sense of a loved one’s death. Without death certificates, families often have to wait to collect insurance and settle the deceased’s affairs. Delays in completing autopsies of the dead remain an ongoing problem.The National Association of Medical Examiners, the office that accredits U.S. death investigations offices, dictates that 90% of autopsy reports should be returned within 60 to 90 days. Homicide autopsies in Mississippi continue to lag behind national standards as crime has remained a flashpoint in the state legislature and campaign trail.Republican Gov. Tate Reeves, who is running for reelection, makes a point of his commitment to law enforcement in public speeches and on the campaign trail.“In Mississippi, we choose to fund the police. We choose to back the blue,” Reeves said in his annual State of the State speech in January. “That’s exactly what Mississippi has done, and that’s exactly what Mississippi will continue to do.” In 2022, an AP analysis based on state data and documents found that Mississippi’s system has long violated national standards for death investigations, accruing a severe backlog of autopsies and reports. Moreover, Mississippi has the highest homicide mortality rate in the country, according to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell has called the backlog “unacceptable” and said he’d instituted a policy requiring all autopsy reports to be completed within 90 days. Tindell, a former judge who was appointed commissioner in 2020 by Reeves, said in August that his office had completed a "decade-old autopsy backlog in record time.” But records obtained by The Associated Press show that as of Oct. 1 of this year, Mississippi had 51 homicide autopsy reports that were incomplete for longer than 60 days; and 45 autopsies pending after more than 90 days. Three other autopsy reports for 2023 took over 90 days to complete. Democrat Brandon Presley, Reeves' opponent for governor in next month's general election, has implied Tindell should never have been appointed.“It’s not rocket science to want someone who has worn a badge to run the state’s largest law enforcement agency,” Presley said on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. “Unlike Tate Reeves, I’ll have professionals running agencies, not cronies.” Tindell responded on the same social media platform by saying Presley “isn’t just attacking me ... He’s attacking law & order."Tindell's spokesperson did not respond to an emailed list of questions or phone messages. But Tindell has said the state forensics laboratory and medical examiner’s office suffered from a lack of funding.At a campaign event Monday, Reeves said the backlog reached back as far as 2009 and that it shouldn't be blamed on Tindell.Jody Owens, district attorney for Hinds County, the largest county in Mississippi, said autopsy reports for homicides in his jurisdiction were still rarely done within a 90-day window. "That's just not where we are," the Democrat prosecutor said. “We are nowhere near 90 days. We have autopsies that have still been pending, sometimes for years.”Delayed autopsy reports create bureaucratic hurdles for prosecutors and defense attorneys. Reports can help determine whether a death was an accident, a suicide or a homicide. They can shed light on whether a person accused of murder acted in self-defense, with stark implications for both the accuser and the accused. “You can't make a (plea) offer without an autopsy report because it establishes the manner and cause of death. Without having that, you really can't move a case," Owens said. “States like Mississippi are safest when autopsy reports are completed within 90 days. It not only protects the defendant's rights, but also the state's obligation to give victims their day in court.”。 1、赵建玲任三门峡市委副书记“三门峡广播电视台”消息，4月17日，三门峡市机构改革工作推进会召开。

B | 市委副书记赵建玲，市委常委、秘书长王松钊出席会议。上述消息显示，赵建玲已任三门峡市委副书记。

C | 赵建玲（资料图）公开资料显示，赵建玲出生于1968年8月，河南方城人，研究生学历。1991年3月加入中国共产党，1985年8月参加工作。她长期在河南省工作，历任夏邑县委常委、统战部长，商丘幼儿师范学校党委书记，河南省委省直机关工作委员会副书记等职。2016年任信阳市委常委、组织部部长，2019年调任濮阳市委常委，2020年任濮阳市委常委、常务副市长，至此番履新。2、高军刚履新福建省交通运输厅党组成员、副厅长近日，福建省交通运输厅官网“领导之窗”一栏更新显示，高军刚任福建省交通运输厅党组成员、副厅长。高军刚出生于1973年8月，中共党员，中央党校研究生学历，经济学学士。高军刚此前任福建省运输事业发展中心党委书记、主任。据官网介绍，福建省运输事业发展中心受福建省交通运输厅委托，依照有关法律法规，承担全省道路客货运输、运输场站、机动车维修和驾驶员培训、城市客运、出租汽车、城市轨道交通运营、汽车租赁等事务性工作。来源：透视社综合福建省交通运输厅官网、三门峡广播电视台、鲁网、白鹭洲知政报道责编：李煦制作：刘淞菱校对：李旭颖审核：龚紫陌。