Pitts v. Mississippi · ¶11

Pitts objected. He did not question the statute's mandatory terms. But, he said, those terms had to give way to the Sixth Amendment's demands. 405 So. 3d 20, 31 (Miss. App. 2023). And, he submitted, the State had not attempted to meet, and could not meet, its Sixth Amendment burden of showing that screening was necessary in the particular circumstances of his case. 405 So. 3d 1238, 1243 (Miss. 2025).

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