MS HB726

Brings forward existing Mississippi Code sections defining the boundaries of all state court districts, including the Supreme Court (3 districts), Court of Appeals (5 districts), Chancery Courts (20 districts), and Circuit Courts (23 districts)

Makes no substantive changes to court district boundaries or judicial positions; the bill is a procedural "bring forward" measure that republishes current statutory language for potential future amendment

Maintains existing provisions for the number of judges/chancellors in each district, ranging from 1 to 4 per district, with designated "Place" positions for election purposes

Preserves subdistrict structures within various court districts, with specific precinct-level boundary definitions based on October 1, 1990 precinct lines

Includes already-enacted future effective dates for certain provisions, such as adding a fourth chancellor to the Third Chancery Court District (DeSoto County area) effective January 1, 2027, and reducing the Seventeenth Circuit Court District from 4 to 2 judges effective January 1, 2023