Mississippi HB1598 aims to amend firearm possession laws for minors and establish a youth training program.
Mississippi HB1598 amends the state code to classify firearm possession by individuals under 18 as a delinquent act. It also allows for the commitment of minors convicted multiple times of misdemeanor firearm possession to Oakley Training School. The bill mandates the creation of 75 slots in the intensive supervision program for juveniles in each county, requiring comprehensive assessments and individualized treatment plans. The Division of Youth Services is tasked with issuing academic credits and providing transition planning for youth leaving facilities.
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