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MS SB2129
Bill
AI Summary
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Removes language designating arrests for new criminal offenses as "technical violations" in Section 47-7-38, clarifying that arrests are distinct from technical violations.
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Changes revocation sentencing standards in Sections 47-7-27 and 47-7-37 to base penalties on the number of prior revocations rather than the number of alleged technical violations.
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Establishes tiered sentencing for technical violation revocations: up to 90 days for first revocation, up to 120 days for second revocation, up to 180 days for third revocation, and up to remainder of suspended sentence for fourth and subsequent revocations.
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Requires field officers to notify courts or the Parole Board within 48 hours when an offender is arrested for a new criminal offense.
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Effective date is July 1, 2018.
Legislative Description
Technical violations; clarify meaning of for graduate sanctions and revocation sentencing.
Last Action
Died On Calendar
2/8/2018