§ 45-33-53. Immunity from civil liability; immunity for exercise of discretion under chapter
An elected public official, public employee, or public agency is immune from civil liability for damages for any discretionary decision to release relevant and necessary information unless it is shown that the official, employee, or agency acted with gross negligence or in bad faith. The immunity provided under this section applies to the release of […]
§ 45-33-55. Exemptions for expunction
Except for juvenile criminal history information that has been sealed by order of the court, this chapter exempts sex offenses from laws of this state or court orders authorizing the destroying, expunging, purging or sealing of criminal history records to the extent such information is authorized for dissemination under this chapter.
§ 45-33-57. Fees
The Department of Public Safety may adopt regulations to establish fees to be charged for information requests under this chapter. The Department of Public Safety may adopt regulations to establish fees to be charged to registrants for registration, reregistration, and verification or change of address. Regulations promulgated under this section shall be duly filed with […]
§ 45-33-59. Sex offenders employed in positions with direct, private and unsupervised contact with minors under the age of 18 required to notify employers in writing of sex offender status; notification to parents or guardians; applicability of section
Any person convicted of a sex offense who is employed in any position, or who contracts with a person to provide personal services, where the employee or contractor will have direct, private and unsupervised contact with minors under the age of eighteen (18) shall notify in writing the employer or the person with whom the […]
§ 45-33-61. Access to Administrative Office of Courts’ youth court data management system by sex offenders prohibited
A person convicted of a sex offense shall not access the Administrative Office of Courts’ youth court data management system known as the Mississippi Youth Court Information Delivery System or “MYCIDS.” This section applies to all registered sex offenders without regard to the date of conviction for a registrable offense.
§ 45-35-1. Definitions
For the purposes of this article the following words shall have the meanings herein ascribed unless the context clearly requires otherwise: “Department” means the Department of Public Safety; “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Public Safety; and “Identification card” means a card issued under the provisions of this article by the Department of Public Safety.
§ 45-35-3. Issuance of identification card by Department of Public Safety; application for card; registered sex offender’s card to identify cardholder as sex offender; designation as veteran on card upon request of honorably discharged veteran
Any person six (6) years of age or older may be issued an identification card by the department which is certified by the registrant and attested by the commissioner as to true name, correct age and such other identifying data as required by Section 45-35-5. The new, renewal or duplicate identification card of a person […]
§ 45-35-5. Data required for issuance of identification card
Data for the issuance of an identification card shall include a birth certificate or other document to establish the age and identity of the applicant, the social security number of the applicant, and such other identifying data as is required on an application for issuance of a drivers license.
§ 45-35-7. Expiration; renewal; fees; records; registration with Selective Service
Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this subsection (1), each applicant for an original or renewal identification card issued pursuant to this chapter who is entitled to issuance of such a card shall be issued a four-year card or an eight-year card, at the option of the applicant. Each card shall expire at midnight […]
§ 45-33-41. Notification to inmates and offenders by Department of Corrections, county or municipal jails, and juvenile detention facilities; victim notification
The Department of Corrections or any person having charge of a county or municipal jail or any juvenile detention facility shall provide written notification to an inmate or offender in the custody of the jail or other facility due to a conviction of or adjudication for a sex offense of the registration and notification requirements […]