Kevin W. Frye, PLLC

10/20/2023

On Tuesday, Attorneys Denise Fondren & Brooke Reeves received a Not Guilty jury verdict.

Their client was charged with Sexual Battery and faced up to 30 years in prison. He proclaimed his innocence and after all the evidence, the jury agreed.

01/19/2023

Thanks again Oxford - we appreciate all of your support!

The Townies results can be found inside The Local Voice #410 newspaper. Pick up a free copy in the area today or access the digital edition here. We will not be publishing a web page with Townies results until next week.

06/02/2021

Well done Illinois, let's hope other states follow.

"Research shows that children are two to three times more likely than adults to falsely confess to a crime...That, in turn, also puts them at greater risk of being wrongfully convicted."

Research shows children are more likely than adults to falsely confess.

03/04/2021

Congratulations to Brooke!

Local Attorney Elected to Serve on Mississippi Bar Commission

01/15/2021

Thanks Oxford for the support once again - continuing a streak that began twelve years ago!

http://www.thelocalvoice.net/oxford/the-townies-2021-local-favorites-awards-results-people/?fbclid=IwAR3g0CVnyw7L-FcDKCo5Q0i-1PQnHupZp6MDrG7d7SH__DJSOsNQCBzWi5Q

08/07/2020

Translation - students, this is your warning.

Message from OPD to returning University of Mississippi students.

05/28/2020

Burglary and domestic assault in Minnesota. Selling m**h and jumping bail in Kentucky. Driving without insurance in Arkansas. Disorderly conduct. Theft. Lying to a police officer. Unspecified “crimes.” Too many narcotics charges to count.

That’s what the landlord for an apartment in St. Helens, Ore., saw when he ran a background check for Samantha Johnson, a prospective tenant, in 2018.

But none of the charges were hers.

Algorithms that scan everything from terror watch lists to eviction records spit out flawed tenant screening reports. And almost nobody is watching.

03/25/2020

Mississippi insurance company expands coverage for teletherapy .

08/15/2019

As of July 1st, more Mississippians than ever before are eligible to have a previous conviction expunged.

The law enacted after the 2019 legislative session expands the number of crimes eligible for expungement in the state

06/26/2019

Congratulations to the most recent graduates of the Drug Court program!!

By Alyssa Schnugg News Editor [email protected] Twenty-six people were given a second chance at life Tuesday by graduating from the Third Judicial Drug Court, sober and in most cases, having their criminal record expunged. Mindy was one of those graduates; however, her biggest reward for...