MS SB2731

Allows the Commissioner of Corrections to place bedridden nonviolent offenders on conditional medical release regardless of time served, unlike other offenders who must serve at least one year.

Requires medical director certification that the offender has a significant permanent physical medical condition with no possibility of recovery, that further incarceration serves no rehabilitative purpose, and that continued incarceration would incur unreasonable state expenses.

States that the state is not responsible for medical costs incurred after a bedridden offender is released from incarceration on conditional medical release.

Requires offenders on conditional medical release to be supervised by the Division of Community Corrections for the remainder of their sentence.

Mandates that bedridden offenders who are no longer bedridden shall be returned to actual custody of the Department of Corrections, and allows revocation of conditional medical release if an offender violates release conditions.