HB1141

Mississippi HB1141, known as Trey's Law, prohibits nondisclosure agreements for sexual abuse survivors.

Mississippi HB1141, known as Trey's Law, aims to protect sexual abuse survivors by making nondisclosure agreements void and unenforceable. The law defines sexual abuse broadly to include any conduct that would require sex offender registration or be considered a crime of sexual violence. It prohibits agreements that prevent disclosure of sexual abuse, aligning with the state's public policy to support survivors and ensure public safety. The law takes effect from July 1, 2026, and applies to agreements made after that date.