Mississippi SB2087 establishes mandatory bond review procedures for individuals in pretrial detention.
Mississippi SB2087, known as the Mississippi Mandatory Bond Review Law, mandates specific procedures for bond reviews in Mississippi. It requires the senior circuit court judge, in conjunction with the district attorney, to ensure that initial bond determinations occur within 72 hours of arrest, bond review hearings within 14 days of detention, and periodic reviews every 45 days thereafter. The law presumes release on recognizance or bond unless specific findings support continued detention.
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