A juvenile probation violation can be stressful for the entire family, especially when you thought your child's court case was already behind you. A new allegation of noncompliance can bring uncertainty about what happens next and whether your child could face...
Year: 2026
What to do when you receive a board investigation notice
Receiving a board investigation notice can raise concerns about your professional license and career. If you hold a professional license in Mississippi, read the notice carefully and check for any response deadlines. Procedures vary by licensing board and case type....
Can you get a DUI in Mississippi for prescription medication?
Most drivers assume DUI charges involve alcohol or illegal drugs. In Mississippi, you can face an arrest for driving while taking legally prescribed medication, even if you took the exact dosage your doctor recommended. Understanding how state law approaches this...
What happens when a DUI involves an accident in Mississippi?
Driving under the influence is a serious offense in Mississippi. Causing a crash makes it far worse because it puts another person's safety directly at risk. That's why authorities treat cases involving harm to others more seriously than a routine DUI stop. Penalties...
Can a criminal charge affect Mississippi military enlistment?
A criminal charge can create questions about joining the military. You may wonder if an arrest will stop you from enlisting. You may also wonder if you must report an old offense. The answer depends on the charge, the case result and the military branch you want to...
What happens if your interim security clearance is denied?
An interim security clearance denial can be alarming. You may immediately wonder whether you have lost your job or your military career. An interim denial does not automatically prevent you from receiving a final security clearance. The government may continue...
Can you refuse a breath test in Mississippi?
The police collect evidence when charging drivers for drunk driving. One common form of evidence is a driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC). BAC refers to the amount of alcohol in a driver's body. In Mississippi, a driver is automatically considered inebriated if their...
3 times a medical professional’s license is at risk
Medical professionals need state licenses to pursue their professions. They must prove they meet minimum education requirements, pass a state test and undergo a background check in most cases. Professionals who have years of experience and all of the necessary...
There are 3 legal BAC limits in Mississippi
In Mississippi, drivers need to understand their legal limit when it comes to blood alcohol concentration (BAC). A driver's BAC is an indication of how much alcohol is actively in their system at the moment the test is taken, and it can be determined (to varying...
Can failure to report charges cost your security clearance?
Military service members holding security clearances face strict reporting obligations. One mistake many make is failing to report criminal charges to their command. Some delay reporting or hope the charges will disappear on their own. Unfortunately, this approach...


