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school. He taught his course on Friday afternoons and participated
in other law school functions, including moot court judging, law
review writing, and teaching continuing legal education courses.
At all relevant times, petitioners owned a home in Oxford.
Petitioners were registered to vote in Oxford; conducted their
banking in Oxford; registered their automobiles in Oxford; had
their three sons in public schools in Oxford; paid real estate
taxes and claimed a homestead exemption for their home in Oxford;
attended church in Oxford; and were involved in several civic
organizations in Oxford.
Because the distance between Oxford and Jackson is 157 miles
one way, petitioner developed a weekly schedule to accommodate his
two employment positions: on Sunday afternoons, petitioner drove
from Oxford to Jackson; from Monday through Thursday petitioner
remained in Jackson and attended to his duties on the Mississippi
Supreme Court; on Thursday afternoons petitioner drove back to
Oxford; on Friday afternoons petitioner taught one course at the
law school; during the weekend petitioner resided at his home in
Oxford.
Petitioner completed round trips between Oxford and Jackson 48
times during 1990, 45 times during 1991, and 30 times during 1992.
While in Jackson, petitioner resided in an apartment and paid
monthly rent. While in Oxford, he resided with Mrs. Robertson and
their three sons.
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