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Understanding the Felon in Possession of a Firearm Law in Mississippi

In Mississippi, the issue of felons possessing firearms is a significant legal topic that has garnered attention due to its implications for public safety and individual rights. Understanding the laws surrounding this matter is essential for both residents and those interested in the legal landscape of the state. What Does…

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Defenses to Domestic Violence Charges in Mississippi

Domestic violence may be a common offense in Mississippi, but it is also one with serious potential consequences. If you have been accused of domestic violence in Mississippi, you might be wondering how you can defend yourself against such allegations. In truth, there is no single “best” defense strategy in…

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What Happens When You Shoot at Officers During a Pursuit?

Many suspects exchange fire with police officers during pursuits in Mississippi. To some extent, it makes sense to shoot back at someone who is firing at you. However, things are very different if the person shooting at you is a police officer. The normal principles of self-defense may no longer…

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Simple Assault is Not So Simple in Mississippi

A term like “simple assault” is extremely vague, especially when one considers the plethora of possible violent crimes in Mississippi. What exactly makes a simple assault “simple?” Is it the straightforward nature of the crime? Is it the lack of a deadly weapon? Could it be the minor nature of…

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Stand Your Ground, Don’t Back Down – When is Violence Considered Self-Defense?

Generally, the law frowns upon acts of violence against another person or persons that results in injury or death. However, there are certain circumstances in which an individual may defend themselves against the assault of another if, for example, they are acting in self-defense of themselves or others, so long…

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