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Meth vs Fentanyl Charges in Mississippi: What’s the Difference?

Meth and fentanyl are both “hard drugs” that the State of Mississippi views seriously. If you are caught with this drug, you face serious consequences in the Magnolia State, especially if the authorities believe that you had an intent to distribute these drugs. But what exactly is the difference between…

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Terroristic Threats Are at Ole Miss Not a “Walk in the Grove”

According to WLBT, on April 27, campus police at the University of Mississippi received reports of threats made by Kendrick Ford, a 36-year-old student, targeting faculty and staff members. Recognizing the seriousness of the situation, the university responded promptly, contacting the appropriate authorities to investigate the matter. Campus police located…

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Probable Cause: Because “I have a feeling” Isn’t Enough for a Police Raid

The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. This means that law enforcement officers cannot simply enter your home, search your belongings, or seize your property without a valid reason. In order to conduct a search or seizure, police must…

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The Power of Silence: Your Right to Remain Silent.

Introduction: When it comes to interactions with law enforcement, the average person may not fully understand the potential consequences of their words. This is where Miranda rights play a crucial role. Today, we will explore how Miranda rights affect every person who speaks with law enforcement, and we want to…

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The Role of Mediation in Family Law: Resolving Conflicts Amicably in Mississippi

Family disputes can be emotionally and financially draining, often leaving lasting scars on all parties involved. However, an alternative dispute resolution method called mediation offers a valuable opportunity to resolve conflicts amicably, particularly in the realm of family law. In this blog post, we will explore the role of mediation…

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