Today, technology and mobile devices have transformed the way we share images, especially selfies. However, sharing certain types of selfies, particularly those involving minors, can lead to serious legal trouble under child pornography laws. Sharing anything that...
Sex Offenses
Why might teens face date rape charges?
Communication is not a strong point for many teenagers, especially males. While that can be frustrating for those who deal with them daily, it can become a much more serious problem when a teen becomes sexually active. If communication is unclear when sexual activity...
How person-first language can help talks about child sexual abuse in Mississippi
If you committed a sex offense in Mississippi, you don't want to be only known as a sex offender. But that's often the reality for people guilty of committing sexual crimes, even if they're one-time offenders. Fortunately, new research is finding that using...
Conditions upon release after conviction of a sex crime
In Mississippi, the conviction of a sex crime can carry additional consequences beyond prison time. Upon release, defendants may have to adhere to a protection order to keep them from engaging in similar behavior. These court-ordered restrictions can significantly...
What is stealthing and can you go to jail for it in Mississippi?
Sex crime convictions may result in serious prison time and may force you to live the rest of your life as a registered sex offender. This can affect your ability to find employment and housing. Although Mississippi law clearly defines most sex offenses, "stealthing"...
When permission for sexual acts is not present
When two people engage in sexual activity, it's typically a consensual act. However, there are times when one person might not consent to the acts that occur, resulting in a sexual assault or rape charge. There are a few details that surround the legal meaning of...
Aggravated trafficking in Mississippi
Trafficking offenses in Mississippi have very strict definitions and often carry stiff penalties. More specifically, Mississippi Code Title 41 defines the minimum and maximum sentencing guidelines for several illegal acts, including transfer and possession with intent...
Understanding sexual battery and sexual offenses
Sexual offenses are notoriously difficult to prosecute in Mississippi. In many cases, there are often no witnesses and, even if there were, sexual offenses are often committed in private. This means that there is often little or no physical evidence. However, that...
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