MS SB2450

Limits intensive supervision program eligibility to offenders not convicted of crimes of violence, and only when less restrictive conditions are insufficient and the individual poses a demonstrated risk of harming another person.

Prohibits placement of offenders convicted of sex crimes in the intensive supervision program.

Requires the Department of Corrections to maintain a real-time count of program participants and notify courts monthly regarding available program openings based on national caseload standards.

Mandates the Department of Corrections provide the Oversight Task Force with relevant data on program participants, including admission rates, departures, arrests, convictions, and other requested information.

Requires the Joint Legislative Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review to produce a report on the operation and management of the intensive supervision program by December 31, 2024.