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A former Mississippi deputy chancery clerk has been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty Wednesday to altering records to conceal more than $13,000 in stolen public funds, state officials announced.
A judge sentenced Christy Hodge to three years behind bars, followed by two years of probation, on three counts of alteration of records. She was also ordered to pay just under $2,000 in court fines and fees…