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If you have been charged with a felony, the stakes are high. Incarceration and devastating fines may result. A conviction can follow you forever — preventing you from voting, owning a firearm, getting certain jobs, or even renting an apartment.
Our lawyers understand how the criminal justice system works, and we will use that knowledge to aggressively challenge the charges against you.
Representing Mississippi Defendants
We will work for you to protect your rights and defend your reputation.
You can rely on us to treat all matters with the discretion and professionalism that your particular situation requires. Our team includes attorneys admitted to the federal Criminal Justice Act (CJA) panel.
How We Help
Experience
Our team has represented clients charged with a wide range of state and federal offenses.
Our team has represented clients charged with:
Handling Expungements
A criminal record can make it difficult to obtain a good job and become a productive member of society. Fortunately, there are certain convictions that can be expunged from the record.
With an expungement, the court orders that your criminal record and arrest documentation be destroyed. Most potential employers will not see expunged criminal information when they perform a background search.
Who Handles This
Common Questions
Yes. We defend clients in Mississippi state courts and in federal court, including matters handled through the federal Criminal Justice Act (CJA) panel.
Certain convictions can be expunged in Mississippi. With an expungement, the court orders your record and arrest documentation destroyed, and most employers will not see it on a background search. We can review whether your record qualifies.
Evening and weekend appointments are available upon request. Call 601-957-3101 to discuss your case.
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OfficeDanks Miller & Cory PA
213 South Lamar Street
Jackson, MS 39201
Phone601-957-3101
En Español601-326-3000 — Sitio en español
Fax601-957-3160
HoursMonday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
