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MS SB2708
Bill
Status
2/5/2019
Primary Sponsor
Angela Burks Hill
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AI Summary
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Excludes crimes of violence from the definition of "technical violations" for parole purposes, including offenses classified under Section 97-3-2, felonies/misdemeanors involving physical force, felony drug offenses, and certain other felony offenses.
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Requires the parole board to immediately revoke parole and impose the remainder of the suspended sentence for offenders who commit crimes of violence while on parole.
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Mandates the parole board refer crimes of violence committed by parolees to the appropriate district attorney for prosecution within the jurisdiction where the violation occurred.
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Changes parole revocation for prior felonies from discretionary to mandatory, requiring immediate revocation upon presentment of a certified commitment order for felonies committed before parole placement.
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Effective date: July 1, 2019.
Legislative Description
Technical violations; revise definition of for purposes of parole revocation.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/5/2019