Mississippi HB976 mandates a minimum 30-day inpatient treatment for drug and alcohol treatment.
Mississippi HB976 amends the Mississippi Code to establish a minimum 30-day inpatient treatment requirement for individuals undergoing drug and alcohol treatment. The bill specifies that judges must require offenders convicted of public intoxication to participate in a prescribed course of alcohol abuse treatment and rehabilitation, with a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of 90 days of inpatient care.
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