Mississippi HB366 aims to prohibit discrimination in the criminal justice system by requiring training and policy changes.
Mississippi HB366 declares that all forms of discrimination in the criminal justice system are prohibited. It mandates that state and local governmental entities, including law enforcement and courts, take measures to ensure their activities are free of discrimination. The bill requires these entities to educate and train employees on antidiscrimination laws, implement policies against discrimination, and set clear expectations and consequences for violations. This act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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