Bribery is a serious offense in Mississippi, and you may face serious legal consequences if you have been accused of this crime. Bribery can take many forms, but bribing a police officer is one of the most common types of this crime. Many people attempt to bribe law enforcement professionals…
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What is the Penalty for a Drive-By Shooting in Mississippi?
In November of 2020, a woman was arrested after being accused of a drive-by shooting in Mississippi. Although no one was hurt during the incident, it represents yet another instance of this dangerous crime in the Magnolia State. Because of the connection between drive-by shootings and gang activity, lawmakers in…
What is the Punishment for Credit Card Fraud in Mississippi?
Credit card fraud is a serious offense in the state of Mississippi, and you may face serious consequences if you are found guilty. There are several laws that govern credit card fraud in the Magnolia State; in certain circumstances, you may even face felony charges. There are many crimes that…
My Child Vandalized Someone’s Property in Mississippi: What Now?
For many bored teens and children in Mississippi, going out and vandalizing someone’s property might sound like a good time. Unfortunately, these acts may result in serious legal consequences. If your child is a minor, you may be liable for damages if they vandalize someone else’s property. Although this might…
What is the Difference Between Burglary and Larceny in Mississippi?
If you are facing criminal charges in Mississippi, you may not be sure about the difference between burglary and larceny. While both of these crimes involve theft, they also have many differences. It is always a good idea to educate yourself on these matters if you think you may be…
Hunting and Fishing Violations in Mississippi
Hunting and fishing are key parts of our American way of life, and everyone has a right to enjoy both whether it be for recreation, or for feeding one’s family. With that said, there are strict rules that govern this process and failing to adhere to these rules can result…
What is the Difference Between Murder and Manslaughter in Mississippi?
In incidents that lead to someone’s death, there can often be a fine line between manslaughter and murder; however, there is a big difference in punishment. In the state of Mississippi, courts will look at every aspect of the case to determine the difference between murder and manslaughter. In simple…
What Happens When You Commit a Third DUI Offense in Mississippi?
What Happens When You Commit a Third DUI Offense in Mississippi? When it comes to DUIs in Mississippi, a “third strike” means significant penalties. If you have been charged with a third DUI, Mississippi courts will assume that you simply have not learned your lesson. This means that you face…
What Happens When You Commit a Second DUI Offense in Mississippi?
What Happens When You Commit a Second DUI Offense in Mississippi? A DUI is a serious offense in the state of Mississippi, especially if you have committed this crime more than once. When you consider the impact that drunk driving has on our communities, it makes sense to take a…
When Does a DUI Become a Felony in Mississippi?
Being charged with a DUI in Mississippi can be a life-changing situation, but things may become even more serious if your DUI offense is a felony. There are several ways in which a DUI in Mississippi may constitute a felony, and it is important to understand this system. If you…