Currently, the practice of criminal law in Mississippi is governed by few rules. The Uniform Rules of Circuit and County Court Practice (URCCC), adopted in 1995, are currently the "go-to" rules governing Mississippi criminal cases. The URCCC contains 43 different rules specifically dealing with criminal proceedings (URCCC 6.01 - 12.04), and they cover things from the timing of the defendant's initial appearance (within 48 hours) to appeals from municipal and county court. Including comments, those 43 rules are spread over 13 pages.
That is all about to change.
Showing posts with label Uniform Rules of Circuit and County Court Procedure. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
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