SB2337

Mississippi SB2337 allows intervention courts to impose up to the remainder of a probationer's sentence without a hearing if the judge finds three.

Mississippi SB2337 amends the state code to allow intervention courts to impose up to the remainder of a probationer's sentence without a hearing if the judge finds at least three violations of court procedures and requirements. The bill outlines procedures for handling probation violations, including the requirement for a preliminary hearing within 72 hours of arrest unless the offender waives it. It also details the process for revocation hearings and the penalties for subsequent violations, including imprisonment in a technical violation center.