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The document is a civil rights complaint filed by a prisoner in Mississippi against various correctional officials, alleging violations of constitutional rights related to improper treatment, harassment, and denial of due process. The plaintiff claims that the defendants coerced inmates into making false accusations, improperly conducted an investigation leading to a rules violation report (RVR) for refusing a polygraph test, and unlawfully canceled family visits without due process. The complaint outlines multiple claims against the defendants for their actions and seeks declaratory and injunctive relief, compensatory damages, punitive damages, and attorney's fees.

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Begin by filling out the 'Parties' section. Enter your name as the plaintiff and provide details about your status as an inmate, including the correctional facility's name and location.
In the 'Jurisdiction' section, confirm that you understand the legal basis for your complaint, referencing relevant laws such as Section 9-7-81 and 42 USC Section 1983.
Proceed to the 'Statement of Facts' section. Clearly outline each incident related to harassment, ensuring you include dates, names of involved parties, and specific actions taken against you.
In the 'Claims' section, number each claim sequentially. Describe how each action violated your rights, referencing specific laws or regulations where applicable.
Finally, complete the 'Wherefore' section by detailing what relief you are seeking from the court, including any compensatory damages or injunctive relief.

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What is the 270 day rule in Mississippi?

Different types of harassment can be misdemeanor or felony offenses. When criminal harassment is a misdemeanor, criminal charges can include fines and up to a year in jail. For harassment felony charges, the penalties can include more than a year in prison.

What qualifies as harassment in Mississippi?

If you need assistance, please contact your local police by calling 911, your state police or the federal government. If you are experiencing harassment from a family member, please contact a family law attorney that handles protection from abuse orders.

What constitutes harassment in MS?

Unless good cause be shown, and a continuance duly granted by the court, all offenses for which indictments are presented to the court shall be tried no later than two hundred seventy (270) days after the accused has been arraigned.

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