Mississippi HB28 allows parolees to reduce their probation time by participating in faith-based activities.
Mississippi HB28 amends the Mississippi Code to allow offenders on probation and parole to reduce their supervision time by participating in faith-based activities. Offenders can receive a 30-day reduction for every 30 days of participation in such activities. A designated leader of the faith-based entity must provide a monthly report to the Department of Corrections. The bill also includes provisions for earned-discharge credits and reporting requirements. This act would take effect from July 1, 2026.
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