Mississippi HB1700 mandates case plans for parole-eligible inmates and those who committed capital offenses.
Mississippi HB1700 requires the Department of Corrections to develop case plans for parole-eligible inmates and those who committed capital offenses. These plans must include programming and treatment based on risk assessments, general behavior requirements, and specific programs in areas like criminal thinking, alcohol and drugs, life skills, and behavioral health. The case plans must be completed within 90 days of admission and reviewed every eight weeks. The Parole Board will receive progress reports every four months.
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