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If you have been convicted of a criminal offense, forever after, when faced with any application for basically anything, including employment, renting a home, or

No matter what the charge, a guilty finding in a criminal court case comes with severe potential consequences, including stiff fines, loss of rights such

With some exceptions, prisoners in Mississippi who have been sentenced to a term of one year or more may be granted parole, which is conditional early

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making waves in various industries, and the legal arena is no exception. With the advancements in technology, AI is now

What is Threatening Body Language Body language is one of the only true universal languages. No matter where you are in the world or whether the

Imagine spending your life in a cage, unable to wander outside unless you’re under surveillance. The meals are the same week after week, social interaction

  In days past, someone that was charged with a DUI first offense could petition the court for a hardship license.  That hardship license afforded

     House Bill 387 contains 13 sections signed into law on July 1, 2018. I will not attempt to include all the distinct components

The coming of the tax man is not always a pleasant experience. It often feels as if he comes to take your hard earned money and

During these final days of 2017, my office wishes you and yours the best of days.  May this holiday season be filled with comfort and