Mississippi SB2219 amends criteria for participation in intervention courts, excluding burglary of a dwelling as a crime of violence.
Mississippi SB2219 amends the Mississippi Code to modify eligibility criteria for participation in intervention courts. Specifically, it excludes burglary of a dwelling from being classified as a crime of violence for determining offender eligibility. The bill also outlines that participants cannot have certain felony convictions or pending criminal proceedings. It defines terms such as "risk and needs assessment" and "evidence-based practices." The act takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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