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MS SB2090
Bill
AI Summary
- The Mississippi Parole Board may conditionally release offenders convicted of nonviolent crimes into the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation, provided ICE has issued a final order of removal for the offender
- Eligible offenders must have served at least one-half of their minimum sentence and must not have been convicted of an impaired driving offense resulting in death or serious bodily injury
- The offender must agree not to reenter the United States unlawfully; if ICE is unable to deport the offender, they are returned to the Department of Corrections to serve the remainder of their original sentence
- Any offender who unlawfully and willfully returns to the United States violates the conditions of early release and is subject to arrest; upon revocation, the offender must serve the maximum sentence minus time already served and becomes ineligible for any future early release
- The Parole Board's decision to grant release is in its sole, unappealable discretion; the bill was effective July 1, 2011
Legislative Description
Parole; provide for conditional release of an offender to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in certain circumstances.
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/1/2011
Full Bill Text
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