The turnout was less than stellar on a beautiful, spring day in Mississippi. But the people have spoken. Walter Zinn, a relative newcomer to our
Many people want to know what their options are prior to arriving at the police station. I have composed a list of tips on what
The debate regarding same sex marriages appears to be gaining traction in many jurisdictions. The issue is now often a two prong consideration–whether individual states
A Fifth Circuit opinion was handed down yesterday affirming the lower courts position. United States v. Boyd dealt with a case where Boyd filed his
Pretrial Diversion is usually afforded to youthful offenders and those charged with non-violent crimes. If you have any questions, feel free to call
There is a disturbing trend and that is the fact that I am receiving quite a few inquiries on whether two individuals can have
MISSISSIPPI DUI LAWS WITH CHANGES TAKING EFFECT ON JULY 1, 2014 AND OCTOBER 1, 2014 § 63-11-21. [Effective Until 7/1/2014] ACTIONS BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
§ 99-15-26. [Dismissal of action upon successful completion of certain court-imposed conditions]. Mississippi Statutes Title 99. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Chapter 15. PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGS IN GENERAL Current through 2014 Second Extraordinary
The Fourth Amendment had been seemingly eroding since the early seventies. In Riley v. California, the Supreme Court of the United States addressed how far
I had the privilege of working with Wayne Housley during a particularly challenging legal matter, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the level of
