Hudson v. MDOC — Mississippi Supreme Court affirms denial of trusty time to attempted-murder inmate
Case Nomatter Hudson v. Mississippi Department of Corrections Court Mississippi Supreme Court (En Banc) Date Decided June 4, 2026 Docket […]
Case Nomatter Hudson v. Mississippi Department of Corrections Court Mississippi Supreme Court (En Banc) Date Decided June 4, 2026 Docket […]
Case Savion Winters v. State of Mississippi Court Mississippi Supreme Court (En Banc) Date Decided June 4, 2026 Docket No.
The Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed first-degree murder and aggravated assault convictions for a drive-by shooting, holding that a combined self-defense and accident-and-misfortune jury instruction was not plain error where the defendant argued self-defense at trial, explicitly agreed to the instruction three times, and the instruction expanded—rather than restricted—the jury’s basis for acquittal.
The Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed convictions for felon-in-possession and possession of a stolen firearm, holding that constructive possession was proven by the owner-occupant presumption and the defendant’s own statements, that shared gang membership is admissible under MRE 616 to show a defense witness’s bias, and that a cellphone-location officer with ten years’ experience and 1,000+ extractions was properly qualified as an expert under MRE 702.
Gulfport, MS – A Diamondhead, Mississippi woman was sentenced to 57 months of imprisonment and ordered to pay $928,988.37 in
ABERDEEN, MS – Two former school superintendents and a schoolteacher have been sentenced for stealing almost $400,000.00 from the Department
OXFORD – United States Attorney Scott F. Leary announced today that two Chilean nationals who have overstayed their visas were
Case Joseph Anthony Zattoni a/k/a Joseph A. Zattoni a/k/a Joseph Zattoni v. State of Mississippi Court Mississippi Supreme Court Date
OXFORD, MS – A second Venezuelan man with ties to the Tren de Aragua (TdA) international gang was sentenced today
GREENVILLE, MS – Jamario Sanford, 38, of Greenville, MS, was sentenced today to seven and a half years in federal