MS HB464

Changes victim and law enforcement notification requirements for offender releases from "at least 15 days" before release to "a period of time not to exceed 15 days" before release

Authorizes State Parole Board members to receive compensation or per diem payments in addition to their salary, removing the previous prohibition on such additional payments

Maintains parole eligibility requirements including serving at least 1/4 of sentence for most offenses, with persons age 60+ who have served at least 10 years eligible for parole consideration regardless of offense type

Requires parole hearings within 21 days for detained parolees, with technical violation revocations resulting in 90 days (first offense), 120 days (second), or up to 180 days (third) in a technical violation center

Sets effective date of July 1, 2021, with the Parole Board provisions set to repeal on July 1, 2022