Domestic Violence Laws in Mississippi.

Permits a victim of domestic abuse to seek emergency, temporary, or final protection orders. Remedies include no-contact, residence exclusion, temporary custody, support, and firearms surrender.

Simple domestic violence (first offense) is a misdemeanor. Third offense within 7 years is a felony. Aggravated domestic violence (serious bodily injury, weapon, or strangulation) is a felony with 2–20 years imprisonment.

Simple stalking is a misdemeanor (up to $1,000 fine and 1 year jail). Aggravated stalking (with weapon, violating protective order, or after prior stalking conviction) is a felony.

Mississippi's Crime Victim Compensation Program reimburses victims for medical, counseling, and economic losses. Application must be filed within 3 years of the crime.