U.S. District Judge Michael Mills ruled the law unconstitutional in November after a landlord in north Mississippi used it to justify taking everything Samantha Conner, a low-income single mom, owned.

Eviction

Lawmakers working to fix unconstitutional eviction law by reinstating grace period

Federal judge finds Mississippi eviction law unconstitutional after ‘Kafkaesque nightmare’ removal

Mississippi leaders scramble to get rental assistance into the right hands after a slow start

With federal eviction moratorium ending Saturday, Mississippi has spent 6.2% of federal rental assistance funds

‘All of this is mine’: In Mississippi, landlords legally snatch all belongings from tenants during an eviction

Behind on rent? The waitlist for $200 million in assistance is now open.

Rental assistance suspended due to eviction moratorium, which isn’t always honored

Mississippi evictions never stopped despite federal moratorium and COVID-19 relief

An additional $58 million in rental assistance is on its way to renters and landlords

Facing eviction? Here’s how to invoke the CDC’s moratorium

COVID-19 has made in-person court too risky, but eviction hearings continue — virtually

How can Mississippians receive rental assistance to avoid eviction?

Forced out her home with 24-hour notice, mother of four navigates eviction process, wins appeal — a rarity for Mississippi tenants

Marshall Ramsey: Eviction

Expedited evictions process: Bill to eliminate 10-day grace period for delinquent tenants awaits governor’s signature