Mississippi HB843 mandates sex offenders to register with both the sheriff of their county of residence and the Mississippi Department of Public.
Mississippi HB843 amends existing law to require sex offenders to register with the sheriff of the county where they reside, in addition to registering with the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. This includes providing detailed personal information such as name, address, employment details, vehicle information, and other relevant data. The bill also mandates that any changes in this information be reported within three business days. The sheriff of the county of residence must be informed of any changes in registration information.
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