by Amy Pietrowski | Mar 21, 2022 | Criminal Defense
What is probation? Probation, also known as parole, is an alternative to incarceration offered in state prison systems across the United States, including Mississippi and Tennessee. Typically, incarcerated people will have the opportunity to make a case for their...
by Amy Pietrowski | Feb 16, 2022 | Criminal Defense, Family Law, News
As someone with a wide range of of experience in and out of the legal field, Amy Pietrowski approaches law with a unique perspective, stemming from her experiences as a woman, mother and active mentor. In the Q&A to follow, you can learn more about the woman...
by Amy Pietrowski | Dec 15, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Mississippi and Tennessee have similar laws about what public intoxication is and what the consequences of an arrest might be. Here are answers to some key questions about this common misdemeanor charge. What laws does Mississippi have about public intoxication? In...
by Amy Pietrowski | Nov 17, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Even if you were never convicted or if you’ve completed your sentence, arrests, charges and convictions can linger on your criminal record. This can be disastrous when trying to find a job, securing housing or going through any future legal proceedings. In both...
by Amy Pietrowski | Aug 10, 2021 | Criminal Defense
How Will An Assault Charge Affect Me? Put simply, an assault is a physical attack. Under Mississippi and Tennessee law, there are two different categories of assault with which one can be charged. Each of these charges is very serious and requires representation by an...
by Amy Pietrowski | May 6, 2021 | Criminal Defense
What to do when facing drug Offense charges in Mississippi The state of Mississippi takes drug charges seriously. It’s important to know that there are almost immediate repercussions for drug convictions, not limited to just having the conviction on your record. If...
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