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Sampson Jackson II

Bills in the 2017 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Sampson Jackson II's terms

Sponsored

Passed the Senate3

  • Senate Bill 2103

    Burn bans; allow board of supervisors to provide an exemption for certain persons.

  • Senate Bill 2145

    Technical violations; clarify meaning of for graduated sanctions and revocation sentencing.

  • Senate Bill 2222

    Private correctional facilities; must guarantee recidivism rate that is less than MDOC's recidivism rate.

Out of committee1

In committee34

  • Senate Bill 2091

    Bonds; authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds to widen portions of Highway 16 in Kemper County.

  • Senate Bill 2097

    Habitual offenders; revise method of determining whether a felony triggers sentencing as.

  • Senate Bill 2098

    Youthful Offender Unit; offenders housed in to remain under court's jurisdiction.

  • Senate Bill 2099

    Habitual offender; offenses that trigger enhanced sentencing must have been committed when a person was 18 years of age or older.

  • Senate Bill 2100

    Mississippi Prison Industries Corporation; abolish and transfer to MDOC.

  • Senate Bill 2101

    Parole; clarify list of offenses that make offenders convicted between 1995-2014 ineligible for.

  • Senate Bill 2102

    Assistant teachers/reading instructors; require in each K-3 class.

  • Senate Bill 2104

    Income tax; authorize a credit for taxpayers that employ certain supervised offenders.

  • Senate Bill 2126

    School Resource Officers; require uniform statewide training program.

  • Senate Bill 2142

    Parole board; may revoke parole of offender who commits a felony or absconds supervision.

  • Senate Bill 2143

    Parole; prohibit tolling if offender absconds and remove deadline for revocation hearings.

  • Senate Bill 2144

    Crimes of violence; remove references to parole and early release in provision designating offenses as.

  • Senate Bill 2146

    Sex offenders; amend MDOC's duty to monitor and investigate those who fail to register as such.

  • Senate Bill 2147

    Offender case plans; MDOC to develop for parole-eligible offenders convicted on or after July 1, 2014.

  • Senate Bill 2148

    State-owned vehicles; MDOC Commissioner may request unmarked vehicle for use in official investigations.

  • Senate Bill 2149

    Failure to register as a sex offender; change method of determining length of required electronic monitoring by MDOC.

  • Senate Bill 2150

    Offender temporary personal leave; MDOC commissioner may grant with certain conditions.

  • Senate Bill 2151

    Secure detention; raise minimum age.

  • Senate Bill 2152

    Keyaurdra's Law; require unique identifying mark on bullet casings.

  • Senate Bill 2217

    Absentee ballot; require to be placed in an unmarked envelope inside the envelope containing affidavits to ensure ballot secrecy.

  • Senate Bill 2218

    Salary realignment for certain MDOC correctional officers; authorize.

  • Senate Bill 2219

    Alternative school placement; provide clear standards and notice to parents or legal guardians.

  • Senate Bill 2220

    Parole hearings; not required for offenders convicted on or after July 1, 2014, who meet certain other requirements.

  • Senate Bill 2221

    Appropriation FY2018; MDOT for three-lane Highway 16 in Kemper County.

  • Senate Bill 2226

    Tenth Circuit Court District; create subdistrict and additional judge.

  • Senate Bill 2303

    Felony conviction; revise expunction of.

  • Senate Bill 2304

    Drug courts; amend criteria for participation in.

  • Senate Bill 2637

    Environmental Protection; restrict use of certain chemicals in food and food packaging.

  • Senate Bill 2665

    Wildlife; require the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks to identify existing and needed wildlife corridors.

  • Senate Bill 2816

    Flame-retardant chemicals; prohibit children's products or upholstered residential furniture containing certain amounts of.

  • Senate Bill 2885

    State Board of Barber Examiners; revise regulatory authority.

  • Senate Bill 2886

    Literacy-Based Promotion Act; require intensive reading instruction beginning with Kindergarten and First-Grade students.

  • Senate Bill 2887

    Cosmetics; require disclosure of ingredients on manufacturer's website.

  • Senate Bill 2897

    Open-box items; retailers required to prominently display exchange policies.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 15
Passed the Senate · 4
  • Senate Bill 2161

    Constables; revise fees charged by.

  • Senate Bill 2229

    Branded title; may be issued to a vehicle that has been issued a certificate of destruction if certain criteria are met.

  • Senate Bill 2842

    Mental health diversion pilot programs; authorize.

  • Senate Bill 2859

    Memorial highways; designate various segments of highways as memorial highways.

In committee · 13