The Stroud Law Firm’s team of attorneys answer some of your most frequently asked questions about your Constitutional Rights in this series of short videos.
Can I be arrested for speaking alone? First Amendment Rights | Mississippi Attorney
What determines whether force used by law enforcement is excessive? | Mississippi Attorney
What rights do I have while being held in jail? | Mississippi Civil Rights Attorney
When is it legal for the police to use deadly force? | Mississippi Civil Rights Attorney
What are my constitutional rights? | Mississippi Civil Rights Attorney
Under what circumstances can the police search my car? | Mississippi Attorney
Full List of Civil Rights Videos
- Can I be arrested for speaking alone?
- Do I have a Fourth Amendment claim?
- Do I have a First Amendment claim?
- Should I agree to take a breathalyzer test? What happens in Mississippi if I do not?
- Under what circumstances can the police search my car?
- What are Miranda rights or Miranda warnings?
- What are my constitutional rights?
- What constitutes an unreasonable search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment?
- What determines whether force used by law enforcement is excessive?
- What is government immunity and how does it apply to my case?
- What is the Fourteenth Amendment?
- What right do I have to timely medical treatment while in jail?
- What rights do I have while being held in jail?
- What should I do if I am the victim of a police shooting?
- What should I do if I have been subjected to mistreatment while in custody?
- When is it legal for the police to stop me and question me?
- When is it legal for the police to use deadly force?
