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What Happens if You Try to Help a Prisoner Escape From Prison in Mississippi?

When many people see their loved ones incarcerated, they tell themselves that they would do anything to get them out. For most people, this is simply wishful thinking. But a few individuals are actually willing to go the extra mile, helping inmates escape from prison and even devising plans to…

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Hate Crimes in Mississippi: Where Do We Draw the Line?

Almost everyone can agree that hate crimes are wrong. Like many other states, Mississippi has strict laws that punish people for specifically targeting people of different backgrounds. If you are charged with a hate crime in Mississippi, you will likely face severe legal consequences. On the other hand, the United…

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Penalties for Meth Production in Mississippi

According to the official statistics, amphetamines are the most commonly abused drugs in the state of Mississippi. 24% of all substance abuse patients in the state are struggling with addiction to amphetamines. One of the most popular and well-known amphetamines is, of course, methamphetamine. Although a significant portion of meth…

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Man Commits Credit Card Fraud Against the Mississippi Veterans Memorial Cemetery

There are some crimes that seem almost unforgivable. Stealing from veterans probably falls into this category for most Mississippi residents. Recently, it was reported that a man had been embezzling funds from the Mississippi Veterans Memorial Cemetery. It could be argued that this man was not only stealing from veterans,…

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Will I be Charged with Murder or Manslaughter in Mississippi?

Taking someone’s life has been seen as a very serious offense throughout human history. That being said, there has always been a clear distinction between intentionally taking someone’s life and unintentionally killing someone. While this distinction may not always be clear-cut, it can have a massive impact on the person…

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Malicious Mischief: When Vandalism Becomes a Felony in Mississippi

At first, it might seem like vandalism is a relatively innocent crime. You are not actually hurting anyone, and destroyed or damaged property can be replaced. In most cases, property owners even have insurance policies that can cover their losses. With these factors in mind, it might seem unthinkable that…

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