Mississippi SB2814 establishes a Nonviolent Firearm Offense Early Intervention Program for first-time offenders convicted of nonviolent.
Mississippi SB2814 creates the Nonviolent Firearm Offense Early Intervention Program within the Department of Mental Health. The program is designed for first-time offenders convicted of nonviolent firearm-related offenses. Courts must order participation unless specific exceptions apply. The program includes assessments, individualized treatment plans, and various educational and vocational components. Funding can come from federal grants, private or philanthropic grants, or existing department funds.
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