LII: State Statutes By Topic law About . . . mississippi (see Title 97); Missouri Title XXXVIII; Montana- Title 45; Washington Crimes and Punishments (see Title 9); criminal code (see Title 9a http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/state_statutes2.html
Extractions: State Statutes on the Internet (Part II) [To return to Part I and the index of topics, click here Criminal Code Minnesota (see Chapters 609 thru 624) Mississippi (see Title 97) ... Virginia (see Title 18.2) Washington West Virginia (see Chapter 61) Wisconsin (see Chapters 938-951) ... Wyoming- Title 6 Indiana Iowa- Title VII Kansas (see Chapters 71 and 72) ... Kentucky (see Title XIII; PDF)
Extractions: Buffalo Criminal Law Center Introductory Note: This page provides on-line access to criminal law materials from the United States and throughout the world, including, among other things, criminal codes, criminal procedure codes, and enforcement codes. For a dynamic website integrating these materials into a comprehensive and systematic collection of interconnected annotated codes, court opinions, and commentary, go to the Penal Law Web . For a web digest of New York criminal law, click here Argentina Penal Code
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Extractions: CRIMINAL LAW Home Legal Research Topic Index > Criminal Law Criminal Law Decisions Federal Criminal Law State Criminal Law Statutes Delaware - Title 11 District of Columbia - Title 22 Florida Georgia - Title 16 Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana ... Kansas - Chapter 21 Kentucky - Titles XL, L Maine Maryland - Article: Crimes and Punishments Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi ... Nebraska - Chapter 28 Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico - Chapter 30 New York North Carolina North Dakota (PDF) Ohio - Title 29 Oklahoma - Title 21 Oregon - Chapters 161-169 Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota - Title 22 Tennessee - Title 39 Texas Utah Vermont - Title 13 Virginia - Title 18-18.2
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Extractions: [For a full listing of State Statutes on the Net, click here Alabama- Title 6, Chapter 6 Alaska Arizona- Title 12, Article 2 Arkansas- Title 16, Subtitle1- 7 California (see Title 2, Division 3, Part 1, Chapter 4.5, Article 5) Colorado- Title 13, Article 22, Part 2 ... South Carolina- Title 15, Chapter 48 South Dakota Tennessee- Title 29, Chapter 5
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LII: State Statutes By Topic Commercial law. Corporations. Corrections. Courts and Court Officers. criminal code. criminal Procedure Minnesota (see Chapters 1743) mississippi- Title 69. Missouri- Title XXVII http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/state_statutes.html#labor_and_industrial_safet
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The History Of Sodomy Laws In The United States - Mississippi This remained the only law dealing with sodomy until 1839 when mississippi adopted a new criminal code 4 that contained a sodomy law with a maximum penalty of http://www.sodomylaws.org/sensibilities/mississippi.htm
Extractions: The Sensibilities of Our Forefathers The History of Sodomy Laws in the United States By George Painter Mississippi "[Fellatio] is unnatural, detestable, and abominable." The Post-Revolution Period, 1776-1873 The 1798 Organic Law for the Mississippi Territory made no provision for criminal law. It included a criminal code that was silent both as to sodomy and common-law crimes. However, in a code adopted in 1802, Mississippi recognized common-law crimes, thus making sodomy a capital offense. This remained the only law dealing with sodomy until 1839 when Mississippi adopted a new criminal code that contained a sodomy law with a maximum penalty of 10 years. The law retained the common-law definition of sodomy. Period Analysis: For its first few years of existence, Mississippi allowed sodomy. After recognizing common-law crimes and thus making sodomy a capital offense, no specific sodomy statute was enacted until 1839. It used the common-law definition and lowered the maximum penalty to 10 years. The Victorian Morality Period, 1873-1948
The History Of Sodomy Laws In The United States - Wyoming In a comprehensive criminal code revision of 1890, 8 Wyoming rewrote its sodomy law and became the first state west of the mississippi to outlaw fellatio. http://www.sodomylaws.org/sensibilities/wyoming.htm
Extractions: The Sensibilities of Our Forefathers The History of Sodomy Laws in the United States By George Painter Wyoming The Post-Revolution Period, 1776-1873 The Organic Act of 1868 adopted all laws of the Dakota Territory, which included the sodomy law with a compulsory sentence of life imprisonment. Wyoming recognized common-law crimes by a statute of 1869. A new code adopted in 1869 included a felony sodomy law retaining both the common-law definition and the penalty of up to life in prison. Period Summary: Wyoming passively received sodomy as a crime when the Dakota Territory criminal code was given to it by Congress upon organization. In its first home-rule code, Wyoming chose to retain the law, as well as its common-law definition and penalty of up to life imprisonment. The Victorian Morality Period, 1873-1948 In a comprehensive criminal code revision of 1890, Wyoming rewrote its sodomy law and became the first state west of the Mississippi to outlaw fellatio. The statute did not include cunnilingus, but did outlaw the consensual masturbation of another person under the age of 21 years
Full Text Codes & Miscellaneous Norms Hawaii. Idaho criminal code. Indiana criminal law and Procedure Minnesota criminal code. mississippi (ti. 97) Missouri criminal code http://wings.buffalo.edu/law/bclc/web/website/allcodes2.htm
Mississippi Code Section 45-33-21 information about criminal sex offenders to the public as provided in this chapter, which may be referred to as the mississippi Sex Offenders Registration law. http://www.sor.mdps.state.ms.us/So_Law.html
Extractions: Return to Mississippi Sex Offender Registry Search Page. § 45-33-21. Legislative findings and declaration of purpose. The Legislature finds that the danger of recidivism posed by criminal sex offenders and the protection of the public from these offenders is of paramount concern and interest to government. The Legislature further finds that law enforcement agencies' efforts to protect their communities, conduct investigations, and quickly apprehend criminal sex offenders are impaired by the lack of information shared with the public, which lack of information may result in the failure of the criminal justice system to identify, investigate, apprehend, and prosecute criminal sex offenders. The Legislature further finds that the system of registering criminal sex offenders is a proper exercise of the state's police power regulating present and ongoing conduct. Comprehensive registration and periodic address verification will provide law enforcement with additional information critical to preventing sexual victimization and to resolving promptly incidents involving sexual abuse and exploitation. It will allow law enforcement agencies to alert the public when necessary for the continued protection of the community.
Criminal Justice In America--Chapter 3 Links theft crimes punishable by the Georgia state code. (Georgia criminal Defense.com). Receiving Stolen Property The definition of the crime under mississippi law. http://www.crf-usa.org/links/cja/cja_ch3.html
Extractions: No Honor Among Thieves ... Legal Defenses to Crime The Basics of Crime Criminal Law Short articles explaining the basics of criminal law. What Is a Crime? More basics on crime. (Nolo Press) Common Law Encyclopedia Britannica's explanation of the common law. Felonies and Misdemeanors An attorney explains the differences. Ingredients of a Crime How to Interpret Criminal Statutes Explanation of how to look at elements of crimes. (Nolo Press) Defendant's Mental State How a defendant's mental state affects his or her responsibility for a crime. (Nolo Press) Murder Most Foul California Homicide Statutes The various sections on murder and manslaughter. Texas Homicide Statutes No Honor Among Thieves Theft Crimes Succinct definitions of many different kinds of theft crimes punishable by the Georgia state code. (Georgia Criminal Defense.com) Receiving Stolen Property The definition of the crime under Mississippi law.
SSRN Criminal Law & Procedure Places and the Right to Anonymity mississippi law Journal, Vol. Usman Mohammad University of Pennsylvania law School , Illinois criminal code Rewrite http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/JELJOUR_Results.cfm?nxtres=381&form_name=journalbrow
Firearms Law Center requirement and the National Instant criminal Background Check code § 9737-5(1) prohibits the to background checks under mississippi law, although federal http://www.firearmslawcenter.org/content/mississippi.asp
Extractions: Mississippi State Law Summary Last updated May 18, 2004. State Right to Bear Arms State Preemption State Firearms Policies Assault Weapons ... Article 3, § 12 of the Mississippi Constitution states: "[t]he right of every citizen to keep and bear arms in defense of his home, person, or property, or in aid of the civil power when thereto legally summoned, shall not be called in question, but the legislature may regulate or forbid carrying concealed weapons." In James v. State , 731 So.2d 1135 (1999), the Supreme Court of Mississippi held that Miss. Code § 97-37-5 , which prohibits convicted felons from possessing firearms, did not violate Article 3, § 12 . The Court, looking at an issue of first impression, reviewed legal authority from other jurisdictions concerning their exercise of police powers in limiting state constitutional provisions that guarantee a right to "bear arms." Following this review, the Court found that the right to "keep and bear arms" in Mississippi is not absolute, but subject to the reasonable exercise of the police power. James
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Faculty_rychlak law Review, The Stanford Environmental law Journal, and committee appointed by the mississippi Supreme Court to revise the state s criminal code, an advisor to http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/law_school/faculty_rychlak.html
Extractions: The Weekly Standard called Ron's most recent book, Hitler, the War, and the Pope (Genesis Press, 2000), "the best and most careful of the recent works [on the Church during World War II], an elegant tone of serious, critical scholarship." The Catholic New World reports: "Hitler the War and the Pope is as fascinating as anything in a Grisham novel or plot on Law and Order." Ron's first book, Demonstrative Evidence: Applications and Theory (The Michie Co., 1995), is scheduled for a second edition release in 2003. His co-authored textbook on Gaming and Gambling Law (Lexis-Nexis Publishing) is also scheduled to be released in 2003. Ron has written several articles for the Mississippi Law Journal. He has also written for The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Times Literary Supplement (London), UCLA Law Review, Boston College Law Review, The Stanford Environmental Law Journal, and many other legal, political, and historical journals. He is a member of the committee appointed by the Mississippi Supreme Court to revise the state's criminal code, an advisor to the Holy See's delegation to the United Nations, and he serves as a delegate at the U.N. meetings on the establishment of an International Criminal Court. He also was recently invited to collaborate with the King Prachadipok Institute project on the democratization of Thailand.
UM LAWYER-faculty Notes for his fall 2001 Gaming law course. He also continues to serve on the mississippi Supreme Court Task Force on Revising the mississippi criminal code, and as a http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/law_school/UM LAWYER/UMlaw/facnotes.htm
Extractions: Professor Debbie Bell , the Mississippi Defense Lawyers Association Distinguished Lecturer, this fall presented a family law update to the state chancery court judges organization. Her article on the transformation of family law in the last half century will appear in the next issue of the Mississippi Law Journal. The Civil Law Clinic, under Bell's direction, has been expanded to include a Family Violence Unit, which will provide representation in cases involving children who are victims of family violence. Croft Assistant Professor Charles Brower , the Jessie D. Puckett Jr. Lecturer, completed the article "Structure, Legitimacy and NAFTA's Investment Chapter," which will appear in the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law. Brower also co-authored the article "The Coming Crisis in the Global Adjudication System," which will appear in the journal Arbitration International. He has agreed to co-author a multivolume NAFTA Arbitration Reporter for Kluwer Law International. In addition to continuing his service as co-chair of the American Society of International Law's 97th annual meeting, Brower will speak at the Association of American Law Schools' annual meeting about "Hot Topics in International Arbitration."
Mississippi Parenting Students mississippi has no state law or administrative Reduction of Asthma Triggers mississippi does not have Tobacco Use criminal code 9732-9 (2000 http://www.nasbe.org/HealthySchools/States/Mississippi.html
Extractions: The Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards (1972) says, "The state board of health and the various county health departments are hereby authorized and empowered to establish and provide for health education programs in the public schools of this state and to employ county health educators for such purpose." Education Code (1990) notes that "the Commission on School Accreditation shall encourage the development of plans of comprehensive school health education [by local boards of education]." The Mississippi Curriculum Framework for Comprehensive Health Framework (undated) serves as a guideline for Comprehensive health teachers. The framework provides minimum content standards, which must be taught by the teachers, to ensure that all students will gain the information and skills necessary to make quality age appropriate health decisions.
Extractions: No other publication brings together the relevant law in the handy, easy-to-use format of the Mississippi Criminal and Traffic Law Manual . Fully indexed and featuring a table of sections affected by recent legislation, you will want to keep this volume in your briefcase, on your desk, or in your vehicle for quick reference at all times.
