Mississippi 2026 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HC17

Introduced

1/12/26

Refer

1/12/26

Failed

2/3/26

Caption

Constitution; amend to provide secured bond requiremtns for bail restricted offenses.

Latest MS HC17 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SB2315

Bail; make certain amendments to provisions related to, provide when bond discharged.

MS HB1285

Bail; make certain amendments to provisions related to.

MS SB2310

Bail bonds; provide when discharged.

MS HB1286

Bail bonds; provide when discharged.

MS HB891

Bail bonds; require defendant to be returned to custody for failure to renew.

MS HC19

Constitution; amend to conform initiative signature requirements to current congressional districts.

MS SC517

Constitution; amend Section 273 to reinstate initiative process and revise initiative signature requirements.

MS SC522

Constitution; amend Section 273 to reinstate initiative process and revise initiative signature requirements.

MS HC24

Constitution; amend to provide for the right to personal reproductive decisions.

MS HC25

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to certain qualified electors once sentencing requirements are met.

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MS HC1

Constitution; amend to provide terms limits for members of the MS House of Representatives and MS Senate.

MS HB11

Sharia law; prohibit the application of in divorce and child custody cases.

MS HB1417

Sharia law; prohibit the application of in divorce and child custody cases.

MS HC30

Constitution; amend to require the State of Mississippi to follow federal procurement laws if a citizen is awarded a federal grant.

MS HC4

Constitution; amend to require the State of Mississippi to follow federal procurement laws if a citizen is awarded a federal grant.