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Conflicts between people happen all the time – and most of them are resolved without any kind of serious incident. When things escalate, however, you can find yourself suddenly facing simple assault charges. While still a misdemeanor, not a felony, simple assault is...
For many commuters, podcasts are a delightful way to pass the time during a long drive. But are they safe? Can focusing on a captivating conversation or a hilarious story take your attention away from the critical task of driving? The answer, like many things in life,...
If you’ve been ordered to have an ignition interlock device (IID) installed on your vehicle(s) after a DUI conviction to get your driving privileges reinstated, it’s crucial that you understand how it works, what’s required of you and how to avoid unnecessary problems...
Cocaine is classified as a Schedule II controlled substance in Mississippi, which means lawmakers have determined that the drug is highly addictive but has some legitimate medical uses. The penalties for possessing, distributing and trafficking Schedule I and II drugs...
Collecting information about involved parties is one of the steps to take after an accident. While the minutes after a crash can be devastating and confusing, you need to gather the needed information. Here is what you should collect: Information about the other...
A seaman’s job isn’t easy, and workers on ships get hurt all the time. Their right to “maintenance and cure” is one of the most significant benefits an injured sea worker is due. In general, the Jones Act provides protections and remedies for maritime workers who get...
The crisis of fatal drug overdoses has hit virtually every part of the U.S. Amid this crisis, states have increasingly enacted laws that provide immunity from being arrested, charged or prosecuted for relatively minor drug charges for those who seek medical help for...
Drinking and driving is a dangerous combination that can result in devastating consequences. According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), car crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers, and a significant percentage...
Distracted driving has reached an alarming rate in Mississippi in the past decade, with cellphone usage being among the primary reasons why traffic accidents occur. However, some researchers believe that cellphone usage as a cause has been underreported in recent...
When a driver fails to maintain a safe following distance, you may be tempted to warn them to stop by braking or using hand signals. However, these moves may be dangerous, as they can distract you. You can deal with a tailgater safely. Here is how you can do this:...