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Contact a lawyer when charged with a crime, starting or ending a business, planning your estate, facing significant issues, or involved in complex legal matters. Youll know if charged by arrest, citation, summons, or notification from an attorney. Receiving a summons or warrant by mail is possible. The timeline from evidence discovery to notification varies by crime and local processes. Consult a local attorney in Mississippi for accurate guidance.

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How do you know if you’ve been charged with the crime?
You'll generally be aware if you've been charged with a crime because you'll be:
- Arrested by the police
- Issued a citation or ticket
- Receive a summons or a warrant for your arrest
- Notified by a criminal defense attorney
Remember, this process can vary in Mississippi, so it's important to consult a local attorney.
Would you possibly receive something in the mail?
Yes, you could possibly receive a summons or warrant in the mail notifying you of criminal charges. However, this may vary in Mississippi, so it's best to consult with a local attorney to understand the process accurately.
How long would this take after finding evidence?
The length of time it takes from discovering evidence to receiving a notification of charges can vary greatly. Factors include the nature of the evidence, the crime, and the processes of the local law enforcement agency and court system in Mississippi. Consulting with a local attorney can give you a more accurate timeline.