Mississippi HB1736 would authorize the Mississippi Department of Corrections to study dyslexia among inmates.
Mississippi HB1736 would authorize the Mississippi Department of Corrections to conduct a comprehensive study on the prevalence of dyslexia among inmates. The study would include screening for dyslexia, collecting demographic data, and analyzing correlations with educational attainment, disciplinary history, and recidivism rates. The MDOC would submit a report to the Legislature by December 31, 2026. Inmates would be informed of their rights and have the opportunity to opt out without fear of reprisal. All data would comply with HIPAA, FERPA, and other applicable laws.
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