MS HB755

Reenacts Mississippi's Intensive Supervision Program (Sections 47-5-1001 through 47-5-1014), which allows courts to place low-risk, nonviolent offenders under house arrest with electronic monitoring as an alternative to incarceration

Prohibits sex offenders, those facing death penalty or life imprisonment, repeat felons, and those convicted of felonies involving deadly weapons from participating in the program

Requires employed participants to pay a monthly program fee of at least $88 (juvenile offenders pay $10-$50 on sliding scale), perform at least 10 hours of community service monthly, submit to drug/alcohol testing, and maintain approved residence

Participants must remain at home except for approved activities including work, school, medical treatment, job searching, or community service, with correctional officers authorized to inspect residences and verify compliance

Extends the repeal date for the Intensive Supervision Program from the previous deadline to June 30, 2015