My husband was charged wth recieving stole property.he got bond out now he got charged with a felony charge bylaw can he bond ou

Unfortunately, no. Mississippi law explains that if you are already out on a felony bond and get charged and arrested for a separate felony, you...

My people received indictment papers for shoplifting does that mean ?

That means that they’ve been formally charged with a felony, and will looking at having a trial before the local circuit court judge. Based on the...

How do i write a letter asking the judge to reinstate bail that has been revoked?

Unfortunately, with the way that Mississippi law is written, a person cannot be out on two felony bonds at the same time. Until one of the two...

What is the max time for a person convicted under 97-3-79 in 2017 and sentences to 15 years ?

If they pled to 15 years, since this is considered a violent crime, by statute it will be considered a day for day sentence.

I was charge with a possession of a stolen firearm will i be eligible for expungement for the state of MS?

If you were charged but never convicted, then the charge can be expunged; however, I am more curious as to whether this is still a pending case, as...

Can she sign her rights over to us?

Yes, she can sign custody over to you and your husband, either temporarily until she gets clean, or permanently; however, it would be subject to...

Something about that does not sound right... I would be curious to see the paperwork from when you bonded out and the conditions imposed by the...

Will dropped charges ever clear of your record?

Yes, those will have to be expunged, as well, so that they do not show up on a background check. The process itself is pretty straightforward.

If armed robbery is considered a crime of violence just like aggravated assault y is one eligible for parole and one isn't ?

No, they are both ineligible for any sort of early release, and are considered day-for-day crimes.

Can someone who has 2 consecutive uttery forgery convictions was committed at age 20 expunged

Since you were under 21 when you caught the charge, you are eligible to get one conviction expunged under Mississippi statute. You should seriously...