Mississippi HB101 requires prosecutors to notify law enforcement officers before sending a Giglio letter or placing their names on a Giglio list.
Mississippi HB101 mandates that prosecutors must notify law enforcement officers before sending a Giglio letter or placing their names on a Giglio list. This notification must occur before the prosecutor makes a final decision. The officer must be given an opportunity to be heard and present material in their defense. The prosecutor must also provide the officer with a written preliminary notice, including the right to appeal the decision to the circuit court. The appeal must be taken within thirty days of receiving the notification.
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