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Mississippi Senate Bill SB2880

Mississippi 2024 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2880

Introduced
2/19/24  
Refer
2/19/24  

Caption

Mississippi medical consent requirements; provide for anti-commandeering protection from certain federal laws.

Latest MS SB2880 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SB2765

"Mississippi Families' Rights and Responsibilities Act"; enact.

MS SB2797

Mississippi State Asylum Records; provide procedures and exempt from confidentiality and privilege requirements.

MS HB1149

Path to permanency; provide for children in Child Protection Services.

MS HB318

Immigrants; prohibit Mississippi agencies from assisting federal agencies transporting into Mississippi.

MS HB1029

United States Space Force; provide that reference to "Armed Forces" and "Uniformed Services" in Mississippi law shall include members of.

MS HB989

Child Protection Services; remove from DHS and make it a separate agency.

MS SB2608

United States Space Force; references to "Armed Forces" in Mississippi law shall include members of.

MS SB2678

Department of Child Protection Services; separate agency from the Department of Human Services.

MS SB2377

CPS; enact Mississippi Safe Haven Law, establish clear path to permanency for children in custody of.

MS HB12

Mississippi Code; modernize terminology by replacing "mentally retarded" with "intellectual disability".

Similar Bills

MS HB1159

Parental consent for medical treatment and instruction in human sexuality; require for students in K-12.

MS HB1169

Parental consent for medical treatment and instruction in human sexuality; require for students in K-12 notwithstanding federal regulations.

MS HB1345

Parental consent; require for mental and behavioral services provided to unemancipated minors nothwithstanding federal regulations.

MS HB1680

Students with disabilities; require school district to provide written notification to parents regarding any modification or access to benefits.

MS HB1356

"Mississippi Founding Principle Act"; enact to require social studies curriculum to provide instruction on founding documents and principles.

MS HB511

"The Educational Standards Legislative Review Act"; enact.

MS HB1507

Special education funds; require separate appropriation to the State Board of Education for.

MS HB154

Special education funds; require separate appropriation to the State Board of Education for.