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MS SB2883

Bill

Status

Failed

1/30/2018

Primary Sponsor

Sampson Jackson

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Origin

Senate

2018 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Changes the basis for imprisonment duration in technical violation centers from the number of technical violations to the number of prior revocations, with sentences of up to 90 days for first revocation, 120 days for second revocation, and 180 days for third revocation.

  • Authorizes the Department of Corrections to extend revocation periods up to 180 days and transfer offenders to general population if they violate facility rules or fail to complete required programs.

  • Applies the revised revocation framework to both parolees (through the Parole Board under Section 47-7-27) and probationers (through sentencing courts under Section 47-7-37).

  • Requires the Department of Corrections and Parole Board to report semiannually to the Oversight Task Force on violation statistics, including warrant issuance, hearing timeframes, and sentences imposed.

  • Takes effect July 1, 2018.

Legislative Description

Technical violation centers; authorize MDOC to extend the revocation period for up to 180 days.

Last Action

Died In Committee

1/30/2018

Committee Referrals

Corrections1/15/2018

Full Bill Text

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