Mississippi SB2332 prohibits sex offenders from being employed as first responders without approval from the Department of Public Safety.
Mississippi SB2332 amends the Mississippi Code to prohibit individuals required to register as sex offenders from being employed as first responders without prior approval from the Director of the Department of Public Safety. The bill defines "first responder" as a paramedic, emergency medical technician, or other individual responding to emergencies. It also outlines restrictions on sex offenders' presence in schools and public areas where children congregate, requiring notification to school officials and obtaining permission from the superintendent or school board.
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