HB 552 Special Needs Prison Program; extend repealer on (RP). Warren 03/13 Approved by Governor HB 572 Community Service Revolving Fund; extend repealer on Warren % (RP). 03/13 Approved by Governor HB 583 Intensive Supervision Program; electronic home Warren % detention; extend repealer (RP). 03/15 Approved by Governor HB 733 Crime victims; notify when criminal offender is Whittington released. 03/15 Approved by Governor HB 779 Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act; extend Warren repealer on (RP). 03/15 Approved by Governor HB1002 Providing a cell phone to prisoner; clarify illegality Malone of. 03/20 Approved by Governor HB1003 Internal audit division of Department of Corrections; Malone * change name to Corrections Investigation Division. 03/23 Approved by Governor HB1006 State Parole Board; provide staggered term for Malone * % chairperson; remove reimbursement restriction; extend repealer (RP). 03/27 (H) Died In Conference HB1008 Application fee for out-of-state transfers for inmates; Malone * % V increase. 03/27 (H) Allow Governor's Veto to Stand HB1009 Commitment papers needed for individuals committed to Malone * % Department of Corrections; revise. 03/23 Approved by Governor HB1010 Agricultural leases of prison lands to private Malone entities; reenact and extend repealer on (RP). 03/15 Approved by Governor HB1340 State offenders; allow to serve sentences in any county Ward jail when certain conditions are met. 02/28 (S) Died In Committee SB2296 Corrections; create task force to study long-term Dearing prisoners. 01/31 (S) Died In Committee SB2321 Parole; clarify felony drug offenses that are Albritton ineligible for parole. 01/31 (S) Died In Committee SB2497 Prison Industries; prohibit state agencies from Jackson (32nd) purchasing from business employing inmates of another state. 01/31 (S) Died In Committee SB2499 Economic development; MDA and MS Prison Ind. to dev. Jackson (32nd) * program on feasibility of prison labor to prevent plant closings. 02/28 (H) Died In Committee SB2511 Parole; provide that first-time offenders for selling Jackson (32nd) * drugs may be eligible for parole. 03/31 (H) Conference Report Failed SB2512 Parole; allow all first-time offenders convicted of a Jackson (32nd) nonviolent crime to be eligible for parole. 01/31 (S) Died In Committee SB2527 Sex offender registration; enact "Jessica's Law." Ross * 04/24 Approved by Governor SB2585 Corrections; repeal the repealer on the "Special Needs Huggins * Prison Program of 1994." 04/24 Approved by Governor SB2586 Corrections; require certain documents and information Huggins * in commitment orders of inmate to Department of Corrections. 03/23 (S) Died On Calendar SB2590 State Parole Board; provide staggered term for Huggins * % chairperson; remove reimbursement restriction; extend (RP). 04/24 Approved by Governor SB2591 Corrections; revise application fee for transfer under Huggins % the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision. 03/13 Approved by Governor SB2598 Corrections; remove repealer on the Intensive Huggins * Supervision Program. 03/27 (S) Died In Conference SB2599 Corrections; remove repealer on the Community Service Huggins * % Revolving Fund. 03/27 (S) Died In Conference SB2608 Corrections; clarify law enforcement training Huggins requirements of officers of the DOC Investigation Division. 03/13 Approved by Governor SB2631 Corrections; reenact section allowing the leasing of Huggins prison lands for agriculture. 02/28 (H) Died In Committee SB2802 Corrections; clarify items classified as contraband on Huggins prison grounds. 01/31 (S) Died In Committee SB2815 Corrections; repeal the repealer on the Prison Huggins * Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act. 03/27 (S) Died In Conference SB2858 Inmates in county jails; require DOC to pay for inmates Huggins * held pending a parole or probation revocation hearing. 02/28 (H) Died In Committee SN 42 William Ward (Bill) Canon, Columbus, Mississippi, Board GOVERNOR of Directors of the Prison Industries Corporation as an at-large member, unexpired term ending May 5, 2006. 03/30 (S) Notified of Approval SN 43 Joel C. Clements, Sr., Waynesboro, Mississippi, Board GOVERNOR of Directors of the Prison Industries Corporation, unexpired term ending May 5, 2007, representing banking and finance. 03/30 (S) Notified of Approval SN 52 John Franklin Turner, Leakesville, Mississippi, Board GOVERNOR of Directors of the Prison Industries Corporation, unexpired term ending May 5, 2006, representing at-large seat. 03/30 (S) Notified of Approval SN 76 Clarence E. Brown, Yazoo City, Mississippi, State GOVERNOR Parole Board, term will and pleasure of Governor, vice Kareem West. 03/30 (S) Notified of Approval
KEY: | * = Amended | % = 3/5ths Vote Required | V = Vetoed |
$ = Revenue | @ = Exempted From Deadline | P = Partially Vetoed |
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