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In Mississippi, your DUI charge can escalate quickly from an unforgettable mistake to a life-altering felony. If you are facing your third DUI within five years, you may face far more than just a traffic violation. The state generally classifies first and second...
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...
Yes, a misdemeanor can affect your professional license in Mississippi, but not every offense will have the same impact. Here’s what you need to know. The type of misdemeanor matters A misdemeanor involving dishonesty, drugs, violence or conduct related to your...
Learning that your child is in police custody can leave you with many questions. You may wonder where your child will go, when you can see them and what the court will do next. Understanding how Mississippi's youth court process works can help you prepare for the...
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...
Wrongful convictions do happen in Mississippi and across the United States. In many cases, they are exposed by DNA evidence. It can definitively prove that someone else committed the crime, even long after the wrong individual was convicted. Often, what leads to these...
Many people assume a misdemeanor is too minor to require legal representation. While misdemeanors typically carry less severe penalties than felonies, a conviction can still affect your finances, employment opportunities, and criminal record. If you face a misdemeanor...
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...
If you have a teenager, you may find yourself worrying about the decisions they will make. You could be specifically worried that they will break the law and wind up getting arrested, for example, putting their future in jeopardy. For many parents, it can be hard to...
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...
