MS
Mississippi House Bill HB204

Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HB204

Introduced
1/10/25  
Refer
1/10/25  

Caption

State Parole Board; provide that three of the five appointed members must have served as law enforcement officers.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB114

State Parole Board; dissolve and reconstitute membership of.

MS SB2799

Public official appointments; revise terms of office and appointment procedures on certain state boards, districts and agencies.

MS SB2352

Parole Board; prescribe qualifications for the board and post parole hearings on DOC website.

MS HB1130

State Parole Board; bring forward sections pertaining to.

MS HB357

Conditions for parole eligibility and State Parole Board; revise repealers regarding.

MS HB21

PERS; law enforcement officers and firefighters will vest after 4 years of membership regardless of the date they became members.

MS HB560

PERS; law enforcement officers and firefighters will vest after 4 years of membership regardless of the date they became members.

MS HB710

Parole eligibility; revise for certain offenders and require Parole Board hearing before release of certain inmates.

MS HB282

Parole eligibility; revise for certain offenders and require Parole Board hearing before release of certain inmates.

MS SB2117

Earned-release supervision; require Parole Board to approve release of offenders.

Similar Bills

MS SB2482

Mississippi Electronic Court system; provide free access to public defenders and county prosecutors in certain matters.

MS HB1015

DPS; authorize inspectors to assist other officers.

MS HB1036

Implied consent laws and investigation of traffic accidents; authorize the Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division within DPS to enforce.

MS HC14

Joint Rules; amend to allow legislators to participate remotely in committee meetings and floor sessions beginning in 2025.

MS HC25

Joint Rules; amend to allow legislators to participate remotely in committee meetings and floor sessions beginning in 2023.

MS HC29

Joint Rules; amend to allow legislators to participate remotely in committee meetings and floor sessions beginning in 2024.

MS HC52

Joint Rules; amend to allow legislators to participate remotely in committee meetings and floor sessions beginning in 2023.

MS HB541

MDOC; require to attain consulting services from Department of Information Technology Services to implement new offender management information system.