Establishes a uniform youth court system in Mississippi.
Mississippi HB1668 establishes a uniform youth court system across the state. It creates a Youth Court Division in each county, with specific provisions for intake officers, guardians ad litem, and youth court prosecutors. The bill outlines the jurisdiction of youth courts over various offenses and the conditions under which cases may be transferred to circuit courts. It also details the duties of the Mississippi Commission on a Uniform Youth Court System and Procedures, including the evaluation of existing juvenile services and recommendations for legislative changes.
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