Mississippi Code
Chapter 3 - Attorneys at Law
Article 1 - Admission and Conduct of Attorneys

§ 73-3-2. Power to admit persons to bar; qualifications for admission; appeal from denial of admission; board of bar admissions; written examination; review for failing applicants; fees; certification of applicants for admission; issuance of order gr... - The board shall promulgate the necessary rules for the administration...

§ 73-3-25. Admission of lawyers from other states - Any lawyer from another state whose requirements for admission to...

§ 73-3-31. Persons excepted from educational requirements - The educational requirements both as to general education and legal...

§ 73-3-35. Oath in each court - Every attorney and counselor at law, before he or she...

§ 73-3-37. Duties of attorneys - It is the duty of attorneys:

§ 73-3-41. Persons convicted of felonies barred from admission; disbarment of licensed attorneys convicted of felonies - Every person who has been or shall hereafter be convicted...

§ 73-3-43. Clerks, sheriffs and other officers prohibited - It shall not be lawful for a clerk of any...

§ 73-3-45. Restrictions of certain persons to practice law - If any justice court judge or the partner in the...

§ 73-3-47. Partner of justice court judge prohibited from acting as attorney before such judge; penalty - If the partner in the practice of law of any...

§ 73-3-49. Partner of district attorney or county attorney not to defend in certain criminal cases - Where two (2) or more attorneys at law of this...

§ 73-3-51. Attorney general and district attorneys and their law partners not to accept employment from corporations of certain kind - It shall be unlawful for the Attorney General or any...

§ 73-3-55. Unlawful to practice law without license; certain abstract companies may certify titles - It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in...

§ 73-3-57. Unlawful to encourage litigation - It shall be unlawful for an attorney at law licensed...

§ 73-3-59. Unlawful to encourage litigation; penalty - Any attorney at law who shall violate the provisions of...