Articles Posted in MS Criminal Laws

Two Fishermen Face Over $10,000 in Fines in Mississippi
Vic Carmody Jr.

From the moment the Mississippi was first inhabited by humans, it immediately became clear that this was one of the best fishing spots in the entire nation. Most fishing enthusiasts today consider the Magnolia State to be one of the best in terms of fishing, providing an ample supply of bass, trout, reddish, snappers, and…

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Can You Face Vandalism Charges for Destroying Historical Sites in Mississippi?
Vic Carmody Jr.

Mississippi has some of the richest historical traditions of all US states, and it is home to numerous museums and historical sites. Due to the lasting legacy of the Civil War, many of these sites and museums are highly controversial. Activist groups on both sides of the political spectrum may attempt to vandalize, damage, or…

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Attacks on Mail Carriers Lead to Serious Penalties in Mississippi
Vic Carmody Jr.

Simple assault is a relatively serious offense in Mississippi, and it may lead to up to six months in jail. However, the penalties for assault crimes vary depending on the victim. If you assault certain people in Mississippi, you face more serious consequences. These “protected individuals” include children, seniors, and police officers. However, postal workers…

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Can You Get a Felony DUI Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Mississippi?
Vic Carmody Jr.

There is a clear incentive to reduce felony DUIs to misdemeanors in Mississippi. Not only does a felony lead to more serious criminal consequences, but it also affects your rights in many ways. A felony represents an obvious blemish on your record, while a misdemeanor may affect your future in much less drastic ways. The…

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The Kombucha Defense for Mississippi DUIs
Vic Carmody Jr.

Alcohol isn’t the only substance that can raise your BAC level. All kinds of other beverages, foods, and medications may also trigger a BAC reading – even if you never consumed any alcohol. In certain situations, this can lead to a false positive BAC result and serious consequences. One example is kombucha, a fermented beverage…

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Jackson Announces New “Carjacking Task Force”
Vic Carmody Jr.

Authorities in Jackson are attempting to crack down on carjackings with a new task force. With this new development, it is likely that more suspects will be apprehended by police and charged with felonies. If you are facing carjacking charges in Mississippi, it is important to review potential defense strategies alongside a carjacking defense lawyer…

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What is the Difference Between a Blood Test and a Breathalyzer in a Mississippi DUI?
Vic Carmody Jr.

Test results are crucial in proving DUIs. If the authorities fail to obtain results that suggest intoxication, it is difficult for them to convict alleged drunk drivers. Not all DUI tests are the same. Two of the most common types are breath tests and blood tests. When defending yourself against DUI allegations, it may help…

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Understanding Bail in Mississippi: Your Guide to Pretrial Release
Vic Carmody Jr.

Understanding Bail and Pretrial Release in Mississippi Bail is the bond or set of conditions that lets someone accused of a crime go home before trial. Under Article 3, Section 29 of the Mississippi Constitution, most defendants have a right to reasonable bail. A few narrow exceptions apply. Bail does two jobs. It makes sure…

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