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  • 2022
    • September
      • What benefits are available to someone who gets injured at work?
    • August
      • What happens when you are imprisoned for longer than your sentence?
    • July
      • Can a detainee sue a jail for denial of medical treatment?
      • What Sort of Damages Are Available in Auto Collision Cases?
    • June
      • Is a landowner liable for a trespasser’s injuries?
      • Can my employer drug test me if I get hurt at work?
    • May
      • Why Your Insurance Adjuster May Not Be On Your Side
    • April
      • Intervention Court: What is it, who is it for, and what good does it do?
      • What is considered a conspiracy in federal court?
    • March
      • What Is a Field Sobriety Test?
    • February
      • What Happens During a Plea Hearing?
    • January
      • Can I Still Get Compensation If I Was in a Minor Car Accident?
      • Is DNA foolproof? (Part 2)
      • Is DNA Foolproof?
      • Can An Officer Randomly Search Me?
  • 2021
    • December
      • Why Initial Appearances are Important
    • November
      • I’ve Been Charged with a Felony. Can I Keep My Gun?
      • Should I Take a Plea Deal?
      • What Is Considered Self-defense in Mississippi?
    • September
      • What is the Insanity Defense?
      • What is a habitual offender?
      • What Are the Statutes of Limitations on Criminal Cases in Mississippi?
    • August
      • What Happens If I Violate Mississippi’s Covid-19 Isolation Order?
      • How Long Do I Have to File a Medical Malpractice Case?
      • What Happens When a Complaining Witness or Alleged Victim Does Not Want to Pursue Charges?
      • I Have Been Charged with a Felony. Can I Possess a Gun?
    • July
      • How Does Bail Work in Mississippi?
      • If I am convicted in state court, am I eligible for house arrest?
      • What Can I Do If I’m Dealing with a Slumlord?
    • April
      • Senate Bill 2795, the Mississippi Earned Parole Eligibility Act
    • January
      • What felony convictions are eligible for expunction?
      • How Can Social Media Affect a Criminal Case?
      • Felony Expungements: What Documents Do You Need?
      • How Long Does the Prosecution Have to Take My Case to Trial?
  • 2020
    • December
      • What Is Discovery?
      • Dog Bites in Mississippi
    • November
      • It’s been over 270 days since I was arraigned. Shouldn’t the case be dismissed?
      • How do expungements work in Mississippi?
    • October
      • What is an arraignment?
    • July
      • A New Hope for Persons Convicted of Violent Crimes
    • June
      • What exactly is “reasonable doubt”?
    • May
      • Should I have a lawyer with me when I speak to an investigator?
      • I’ve been convicted of a crime. Can I get my record expunged?
    • April
      • What should I do if I have been in a car wreck?
    • March
      • How will the coronavirus affect my case?
      • What Happens at a Preliminary Hearing?
      • How Long Will It Be Before I Go To Trial?
      • What Happens at an Initial Appearance?
    • February
      • Should You Waive Your Right to Remain Silent?
      • What Should You Do When You’re Arrested?
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