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George Flaggs, Jr.

Bills in the 2012 Regular Session, House.

All of George Flaggs, Jr.'s terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • House Bill 369

    Corrections; reenact and remove repealer on general inmate authority of the Department of Corrections.

  • House Bill 371

    Revocation of offender's earned-release supervision; allow time spent on supervision before revocation be applied to sentence.

  • House Bill 372

    Parole; time served on a parole before revocation to be credited toward offender's original sentence.

  • House Bill 522

    Regimented inmate discipline program at Walnut Grove Correctional Facility; repeal section of law on.

  • House Bill 523

    Walnut Grove Correctional Facility; authorize any state offender to be housed at.

  • House Bill 525

    Department of Corrections; revise the amount of contracts that must be approved by the Public Procurement Review Board.

  • House Bill 575

    Public Transit Task Force; revise membership and deadline for recommendations of.

Passed the House4

  • House Bill 1222

    Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol Retirement System; increase fee charged by Department of Public Safety for deposit in.

  • House Bill 1562

    Suffrage; restore to Herman Parker, Jr., of Warren County.

  • House Bill 1636

    Warren County; authorize contributions to various organizations.

  • House Bill 1668

    Suffrage; restore to Harvey L. Jackson of Warren County.

Out of committee5

  • House Bill 370

    Intensive supervision program; extend repealer and allow any time served by offender on intensive supervision probation to be credited toward sentence.

  • House Bill 373

    Bedridden nonviolent state offenders; authorize Commissioner of Corrections to place on conditional medical release.

  • House Bill 374

    Any time spent by offenders under field supervision of Community Services Division of DOC; require credit toward sentences of offenders.

  • House Bill 436

    Male death row inmates; may be housed at appropriate maximum security facility instead of State Penitentiary at Parchman.

  • House Bill 945

    Trusties who are authorized to accumulate additional earned time; revise.

In committee14

  • House Bill 10

    Firearms; prohibit altering serial number.

  • House Bill 375

    Commissioner and medical director of Department of Corrections; authorize to make end-of-life decisions for certain inmates.

  • House Bill 524

    Trusty status offenders; revise crimes that make offenders eligible for additional earned time.

  • House Bill 533

    Bolivar County Regional Correctional Facility; reenact and extend repealer on.

  • House Bill 783

    Uniform Law On Paternity; clarify jurisdiction.

  • House Bill 840

    "Community Corrections Performance Measurement Act"; create.

  • House Bill 869

    Medicaid; authorize reimbursement for licensed professional counselors.

  • House Bill 916

    Municipal and circuit clerks; require to forward campaign finance reports within 10 days of receipt from a candidate.

  • House Bill 946

    Supplemental Legislative Retirement Plan; new legislators not members and current legislators don't earn additional credit.

  • House Bill 1142

    "The Recidivism and Reduction Act"; create.

  • House Bill 1143

    Swift and Certain Sanctions Act; create.

  • House Bill 1204

    Corrections; create "Earned Compliance Credit Act".

  • House Bill 1226

    "Juvenile Offender Performance Incentive Funding Act"; create.

  • House Bill 1227

    Community Corrections Performance Incentive Act; create.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
Passed the House · 1
In committee · 13
  • House Bill 31

    Financial Literacy Programs; expand grades in which school districts may implement.

  • House Bill 36

    Gubernatorial pardon; require applicant to give notice to district attorney to hold public hearing.

  • House Bill 123

    Drug courts; revise participation requirements.

  • House Bill 271

    Unemployment benefits; remove one-week waiting period.

  • House Bill 272

    Mortgages; establish foreclosure procedures giving borrowers a chance to modify their loans first.

  • House Bill 395

    Locksmiths; provide for licensing of.

  • House Bill 396

    Inmate Welfare Fund; establish certain rules and regulations for.

  • House Bill 461

    School guidance counselors; establish pilot program in certain school districts with high incidences of teen pregnancy or school violence.

  • House Bill 553

    Weapons; prohibit discharge near petroleum products.

  • House Bill 1065

    Stillborn children; require death certificate for, and require notice to parents that they may obtain birth certificate for.

  • House Bill 1549

    MS Health Care Industry Zone Act; create and provide certain tax incentives for qualified businesses located in.

  • House Bill 1621

    Appropriation; Health Department for support of Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.

  • House Bill 1623

    Appropriation; Commission on the Status of Women.