Mississippi SB2386 prohibits circuit court judges from allowing political candidates to address the public during court terms.
Mississippi SB2386 amends the Mississippi Code to prohibit circuit court judges from providing any political candidate an opportunity to address the public during court terms. This act aims to maintain impartiality in the judicial process by preventing judges from aligning with political candidates. Any judge violating this provision will forfeit their nomination or election. The act takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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