The Meridian Star

Mississippi has two habitual offenders laws, one of which can lead to life in prison without parole if a person is convicted of any felony after two previous convictions — with one being for a violent offense — and having been sentenced to serve at least one year in prison on each of the prior convictions. The lesser law leads to a maximum sentence with parole. The U.

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Mississippi has two habitual offenders laws, one of which can lead to life in prison without parole if a person is convicted of any felony after two previous convictions — with one being for a violent offense — and having been sentenced to serve at least one year in prison on each of the prior convictions. The lesser law leads to a maximum sentence with parole. The U.

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