Digital evidence is very important to some criminal cases. With certain types of internet sex crimes, for example, the police may want to see a log of websites a person has visited or files that they have shared. For other types of crimes, such as drug manufacturing...
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Do you have to let the police search your home?
If a police officer asks to search your home, you may feel you have no other choice than to agree. You may even think that your refusal will make you look suspicious. However, you have constitutional protections against unreasonable searches and seizures. Knowing your...
Drug possession defense strategies in Mississippi
An arrest for drug possession in Mississippi involves complex statutes and strict penalties. If convicted, your future could be in serious jeopardy. Those accused benefit from a clear understanding of how cases are built to shape the direction of their defense. ...
What to do if you are facing federal charges in Mississippi
A charge becomes federal when it involves a violation of federal law, typically because a federal agency like the FBI, DEA, IRS or ATF investigated it, the alleged offense crossed state lines, or it involved federal property or programs. Common examples include drug...
Penalties for disregarding the rules during an appeal
Appealing a criminal conviction requires more than disagreeing with the outcome of a case. Appeals in Mississippi must follow strict procedural rules, and failing to comply with those requirements can jeopardize the entire appeal. The Mississippi Rules of Appellate...
When is sexting activity unlawful?
Many people associate sexting with private communications between consenting adults. However, certain forms of sexting can lead to serious criminal consequences under Mississippi law and federal law. Understanding when sexting crosses the line from lawful behavior...
What is Mississippi’s legal limit?
Drivers in Mississippi need to be aware of the legal limit. Police officers often measure a driver's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) after a traffic stop, if they suspect impairment. If the driver is over the applicable BAC limit, the court can presume that they...
Mississippi’s higher incarceration rate is troublesome
People who are facing criminal charges often hope that they can avoid incarceration, which is why it may be upsetting to some Mississippi residents to realize that they’re facing charges in a state with a high incarceration rate. A high incarceration rate doesn’t mean...
Why people can feel sober when they’re over the legal limit
When people think about drunk driving, they often picture someone who is visibly intoxicated or obviously unable to function. In reality, impairment is not always easy to recognize, especially when you’re the one behind the wheel. A person may feel completely fine...
Does Mississippi have a drug court program?
Mississippi does have a drug court and intervention program. This program can sometimes be used to help nonviolent offenders avoid incarceration after a drug-related arrest. The drug court program is judicially monitored, using comprehensive supervision and routine...
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