Mississippi HB39 allows certain court proceedings to be conducted via video conference under specific conditions.
Mississippi HB39 authorizes judges to conduct certain courtroom proceedings via video conference, provided specific conditions are met. These conditions include providing written notice to all parties at least 90 days before the proceeding, ensuring all participants can see, hear, and speak with each other, and maintaining video and audio quality. The proceedings must be public, and any party can request an in-person hearing. Criminal proceedings not explicitly listed in the bill can only proceed via video conference with the agreement of all parties and approval from the trial court judge.
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