Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Bill Kinkade · 145 bills · page 5 of 6
- HB 1236 Sex offenders who have committed a registration violation; revise time period that such offenders must be electronically monitored. Died
- HB 349 Correctional facility staff; shall not be eligible for reduction of sentence if convicted of sale/use drugs while employed at facility. Died
- HB 1538 Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; reauthorize issuance to supporters of Children's Advocacy Centers of Mississippi. Died
- HB 1243 County court administrator; require counties to pay salary directly to. Died
- HB 350 DOC; authorize awarding of certain participation credits for offenders in technical violation centers. Died
- HB 1239 Ad valorem tax; remove the provision that prescribes the manner in which affordable rental housing must be appraised. Died
- HB 347 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel for representing all post-capital conviction appeals. Died
- HB 1238 Sex offenders; revise reregistration for those who desire to leave the state. Died
- HB 1287 Uniforms for certain state offenders; establish pilot program to revise. Died
- HB 346 County vehicles and road equipment; authorize boards of supervisors to allow use between county departments. Died
- HB 1510 Department of Corrections; exempt personnel actions from State Personnel Board for purposes of realignment. Died
- HB 1736 Marshall County; authorize contribution to ARISE2Read literacy program. Died
- HB 1713 Suffrage; restore to Dexter Lee Foster of Lee County. Died
- HB 344 Proclamation of a local emergency; allow president of county board of supervisors to declare. Died
- HB 1727 Marshall County; certain road contacts within Chickasaw Trails Industrial Park may extend beyond of term of board of supervisors. Enacted
- HB 1237 Contraband cell phones; authorize circuit court to issue order to disable service from carrier. Died
- HB 348 Cell phones and other contraband found in correctional facilities; provide certain penalties for. Died
- HB 1125 Correctional facility staff; shall not be eligible for reduction of sentence if convicted of introducing controlled substances into facility. Died
- HB 133 Governing authorities of counties and cities; authorize to recover actual costs of enforcing ordinance, zoning law or regulation. Died
- HB 82 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel for representing all post-capital conviction appeals. Died
- HB 1128 Parole eligibility for offenders convicted before July 1, 2014; remove restriction from obtaining if convicted with enhanced penalities for drug offenses. Died
- HB 56 Nonviolent offenders convicted on or after July 1, 2014; make eligible for parole without parole hearing if certain conditions met. Died
- HB 166 Proclamation of a local emergency; allow boards of supervisors to authorize certain county officials to declare. Died
- HB 165 County court administrator; require counties to pay salary directly to. Died
- HB 1342 Technical violation centers; authorize D.O.C. to award participation credits for up to 10 days reduction of sentence for each 30 days of participation in. Died