MS SB2230

Defines "supervision infraction" as low-level violations of probation or parole conditions including failure to report, address changes, program non-compliance, failed drug/alcohol screenings, and unpaid fines.

Prohibits the Parole Board from revoking parole for supervision infractions and requires use of graduated sanctions instead; limits parole revocation to technical violations and felony offenses.

Reduces the maximum term of post-release supervision from five (5) years to two (2) years.

Reduces the maximum term of probation from five (5) years to two (2) years.

Courts and the Parole Board are prohibited from revoking probation or parole for supervision infractions, requiring graduated sanctions through Section 47-7-38 instead.