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Part 26: Judgment

Mississippi Rules of Criminal Procedure – 2026

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Part 1: General Provisions Part 2: Commencement of Criminal Proceedings Part 3: Arrest Warrant or Summons upon Commencement of Criminal Proceedings Part 4: Search Warrants Part 5: Arrest and Initial Appearance Part 6: Preliminary Hearing Part 7: Counsel Part 8: Release Part 9: Trial Setting Part 10: Presence of Defendant, Witnesses, and Spectators Part 11: Change of the Place of Trial Part 12: Mental Examinations Part 13: The Grand Jury Part 14: Indictment Part 15: Arraignment and Pleas Part 16: Pre-Trial Motions Part 17: Disclosure and Discovery Part 18: Trial by Jury; Waiver; Selection and Preparation of Petit Jury; Prohibited Disclosures Part 19: Trial Part 20: Duties of Court Reporters Part 21: Motions for Directed Verdict Part 22: Jury Instructions Part 23: Deliberations Part 24: Verdict Part 25: Post-Trial Motions Part 26: Judgment Part 27: Probation Part 28: Retention of Records and Evidence Part 29: Appeals from Justice or Municipal Court Part 30: Appeals from County Court Part 31: Post-Conviction Collateral Relief Part 32: Contempt Part 33: Subpoenas Part 34: Motions
Rule 26.1 Definitions; Scope Rule 26.2 Judgment; Time Rule 26.3 Presentence Report Rule 26.4 Sentencing Hearing Rule 26.5 Pronouncement of Judgment and Sentence Rule 26.6 Fine, Restitution, and/or Court Costs following Adjudication of Rule 26.7 Consecutive or Concurrent Sentences Rule 26.8 Entry of Judgment of Conviction and Sentence