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MS HB1365

Bill

Official Source

Status

Failed

3/5/2024

Primary Sponsor

Dana Underwood McLean

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Origin

House of Representatives

2024 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Changes obstruction of public streets, highways, and sidewalks from a misdemeanor to a felony offense under Mississippi Code sections 97-35-23 and 97-35-25
  • Increases minimum fine from $400-$500 to $1,500 for obstructing public passages
  • Replaces county jail sentences with Department of Corrections custody of not less than one (1) year nor more than two (2) years
  • Applies to persons who intentionally obstruct vehicular traffic or pedestrian passage on public streets, highways, sidewalks, alleys, roads, or other passageways
  • Takes effect July 1, 2024

Legislative Description

Obstructing public streets and roadways; increase penalties for.

Last Action

Died In Committee

3/5/2024

Committee Referrals

Judiciary B2/19/2024

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