Corrections

2023 Regular Session

Corrections

Bill Number Bill Description Bill Status
HB 124
Bad Policy
Private incarceration of state inmates; provide exception to 10% cost-savings requirement to state. Dead
Analysis: The bill removes the requirement that to enter into a private prison contract for mental illness, it must save the state 10%. This could lead to overspending taxpayer money.
HB 282
Not Rated
Parole eligibility; revise for certain offenders and require Parole Board hearing before release of certain inmates. Dead
Analysis:
HB 283
Not Rated
Commutation of sentences; require for certain nonviolent offenders. Dead
Analysis:
HB 284
Not Rated
Mandatory 85% sentencing rule; repeal. Dead
Analysis:
HB 286
Not Rated
Habitual offender law; authorize parole eligibility if offender served 10 years of a sentence of 40 years or more. Dead
Analysis:
HB 325
Not Rated
DOC; convert restitution centers to post-release reentry centers. Dead
Analysis:
HB 326
Not Rated
Use of restitution centers by DOC; repeal and convert centers into post-release reentry centers. Dead
Analysis:
HB 327
Not Rated
Corrections Inspection Council; establish. Dead
Analysis:
HB 541
Not Rated
MDOC; require to attain consulting services from Department of Information Technology Services to implement new offender management information system. Dead
Analysis:
HB 547
Not Rated
Corrections auditor; revise duties of. Dead
Analysis:
HB 585
Not Rated
Regional correctional facilities; require Department of Corrections to utilize for housing of state offenders before utilizing private facilities. Dead
Analysis:
HB 594
Not Rated
Private prisons that house state offenders; provide moratorium on the expansion of. Dead
Analysis:
HB 639
Not Rated
Nonviolent offenders, certain; require Department of Corrections to house within a 100-mile radius of offenders' release residences. Dead
Analysis:
HB 640
Not Rated
Workforce training, certain; provide for nonviolent offenders in regional correctional facilities. Dead
Analysis:
HB 799
Neutral
Inmate Welfare Fund; increase portion of the fund that is utilized to fund Inmate Incentive to Work Program. Alive
Analysis: The senate strike all eliminates the original bill and changes it to a bill to increase the pay from $31 a day to $34 a day that MDOC has to pay for state offenders housed in regional correctional facilities.
HB 866
Not Rated
State Correctional Facilities Monitoring Unit; establish. Dead
Analysis:
HB 867
Not Rated
DOC discharge plans; require explanation of disenfranchising crimes and opportunity for certain offenders to register to vote. Dead
Analysis:
HB 936
Not Rated
Mandatory minimum sentences for crimes committed by offenders; revise which offenders are eligible for. Dead
Analysis:
HB 948
Not Rated
Department of Corrections; require implementation of an Extended Family Visitation Program for eligible offenders. Dead
Analysis:
HB 949
Not Rated
Case plans for nonviolent inmates; require certain programs be placed within. Dead
Analysis:
HB 950
Not Rated
Conjugal visits; require Department of Corrections to provide for married inmates. Dead
Analysis:
HB 951
Not Rated
Case plans for inmates who committed violent offenses; require certain programs be placed within. Dead
Analysis:
HB 952
Not Rated
Violent offenders, certain; may be paroled by Parole Board if sentencing judge authorizes parole consideration. Dead
Analysis:
HB 953
Not Rated
Department of Corrections; authorize to administer the 'Halfway House Grant Program.' Dead
Analysis:
HB 954
Not Rated
Case plans for inmates who committed capital offenses; require certain programs be placed within. Dead
Analysis:
HB 955
Not Rated
DOC's evaluation of requests for proposals for canteen services; require interested third parties to have reasonable prices for services. Dead
Analysis:
HB 967
Not Rated
Mississippi Prison Industries; require to pay inmates federal minimum wage for inmate labor. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1106
Not Rated
Violent offenders; prohibit from receiving parole. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1129
Not Rated
Corrections omnibus bill; enact. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1130
Not Rated
State Parole Board; bring forward sections pertaining to. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1131
Neutral
MS Prison Industries Act; bring forward certain sections pertaining to. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1404
Not Rated
Earned-discharge credits; authorize offenders on probation/parole to earn for participation in faith-based activities. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1429
Not Rated
Parolees who participate in faith-based or faith-based sponsored activities; authorize reduction of time spent on probation. Dead
Analysis:
HB 1444
Not Rated
Department of Corrections; increase per diem rate paid to regionals for housing of state offenders. Dead
Analysis:
SB 2495
Neutral
State inmates; require MDOC to pay increased rate to house inmates in county jails. Alive
Analysis: This bill requires MDOC to pay an increased rate to county jails to house state inmates, which is not their job, and forces MDOC to focus on finding room in their own prisons for these inmates.
KEY: * = Amended % = 3/5ths Vote Required V = Vetoed
  $ = Revenue @ = Exempted From Deadline P = Partially Vetoed