Mississippi Code — 5
Browse 104 sections in division 5 of the Mississippi code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 5-1-1. Apportionment of representatives.
- § 5-1-2. Nomination and election of representatives by posts in districts having more than one representative.
- § 5-1-3. Apportionment of senators.
- § 5-1-4. Nomination and election of senators by posts in districts where more than one senator is to be elected.
- § 5-1-5. Qualified person may be candidate for state senator; election conducted on senatorial district basis; names on ballots.
- § 5-1-7. Holding of meetings.
- § 5-1-9. Organization of the house of representatives.
- § 5-1-11. Election of officers of house of representatives.
- § 5-1-13. Organization of the senate.
- § 5-1-15. Election of officers of the senate.
- § 5-1-17. Organization in absence of the proper officer.
- § 5-1-19. Officers of the legislature and committee chairmen authorized to administer oaths.
- § 5-1-21. Subpoena for witnesses.
- § 5-1-23. Proceedings against recalcitrant witnesses.
- § 5-1-25. Witnesses not liable to prosecution in certain cases.
- § 5-1-27. Perjury.
- § 5-1-29. Additional duties of legislators.
- § 5-1-31. Duties of secretary and clerk.
- § 5-1-33. Provision of manuscripts and indexes of House and Senate journals.
- § 5-1-35. Duty of the sergeant-at-arms.
- § 5-1-37. Repealed.
- § 5-1-39. Dismissal of officers and servants.
- § 5-1-41. Remuneration of legislators.
- § 5-1-43. Remuneration of lieutenant governor and speaker of the house.
- § 5-1-45. Remuneration of the president pro tempore of the senate.
- § 5-1-46. Remuneration of the Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of Representatives.
- § 5-1-47. Additional mileage and expense allowances of lieutenant governor, senators, and representatives.
- § 5-1-49. Repealed.
- § 5-1-51. When compensation is due.
- § 5-1-53. Repealed.
- § 5-1-55. How compensation is obtained.
- § 5-1-57. Legislative Extraordinary Session Expense Revolving Fund.
- § 5-1-59. Renumeration of witnesses for state.
- § 5-1-61. Joint convention; place and time of assemblage.
- § 5-1-63. Joint convention; limitation on powers.
- § 5-1-65. Joint convention; presiding officers and records.
- § 5-1-67. Joint convention; rules.
- § 5-1-69. Joint convention; votes and elections.
- § 5-1-71. Joint convention; majority to elect.
- § 5-1-73. Joint convention; punishment of members.
- § 5-1-75. Joint convention; punishment of persons not members.
- § 5-1-77. Mail carrier and distributor for legislature.
- § 5-1-79. Repealed.
- § 5-1-81. Location of post office.
- § 5-1-83. Capitol Commission to fit up post office.
- § 5-1-85. Publication of fiscal note for certain bills or concurrent resolutions.
- § 5-3-1-5-3-25. Repealed.
- § 5-3-27-5-3-31. Repealed.
- § 5-3-51. Creation of committee; general purpose.
- § 5-3-53. Definitions.
- § 5-3-55. Membership and organization of committee.
- § 5-3-57. Powers of committee.
- § 5-3-59. Subpoena and examination of witnesses.
- § 5-3-61. Issuance of performance evaluation and expenditure review reports.
- § 5-3-63. Recording testimony under oath.
- § 5-3-65. Legal assistance; other employees.
- § 5-3-67. Compensation and expenses.
- § 5-3-69. Quorum; meetings.
- § 5-3-71. Committee to evaluate executive branch of state government; reports.
- § 5-3-72. Committee to biennially evaluate procurement process used by state agencies; report.
- § 5-3-73. Federal unfunded mandates; short title.
- § 5-3-81. Special joint committee on reapportionment.
- § 5-3-91. Standing joint legislative committee on reapportionment; membership; organization.
- § 5-3-93. Committee to draw plan to apportion Mississippi Legislature.
- § 5-3-95. Per diem compensation; expenses and mileage.
- § 5-3-97. State agencies and entities to cooperate with committee; employment of experts and other staff.
- § 5-3-99. Procedure for determining norm to be represented by senators and representatives.
- § 5-3-101. Guidelines and standards for apportionment.
- § 5-3-103. Submission of apportionment plans to legislature.
- § 5-3-121. Standing joint congressional redistricting committee; membership and organization.
- § 5-3-123. Preparation of plan to redistrict congressional districts.
- § 5-3-125. Per diem compensation; reimbursement for expenses and mileage.
- § 5-3-127. Cooperation with other state agencies; employment of experts; other employees.
- § 5-3-129. Submission of plan to governor and legislature.
- § 5-3-141. Membership; authority; expenses.
- § 5-3-151-5-3-167. Repealed.
- § 5-5-1. Senate committee.
- § 5-5-3. House committee.
- § 5-5-5. Commission on Interstate Cooperation.
- § 5-5-7. Members of the Commission.
- § 5-5-9. Rules; compensation and expenses of members.
- § 5-5-11. Reports.
- § 5-5-13. Committee sittings.
- § 5-5-15. Copies to other states.
- § 5-5-17. Expenses.
- § 5-7-1-5-7-19. Repealed.
- § 5-8-1. Short Title.
- § 5-8-3. Definitions.
- § 5-8-5. Registration statements; filing; contents; length of registration period; effective date of registration; termination of registration; forms.
- § 5-8-7. Persons excluded from definition of “lobbyist” and “lobbyist’s client”.
- § 5-8-9. Report of expenditures of lobbyist’s client; exceptions.
- § 5-8-11. Report of payments received by lobbyist from each lobbyist’s client; exceptions.
- § 5-8-13. Prohibited acts; required acts.
- § 5-8-15. Investigations of violations of chapter.
- § 5-8-17. Penalties; Ethics Commission hearings; appeals; investigation by Attorney General of continued non-compliance.
- § 5-8-19. Duties of Secretary of State.
- § 5-8-21. Penalties for intentional violations; prosecution of corporation or association not barred.
- § 5-8-23. Severability clause.
- § 5-9-1-5-9-11. Repealed.
- § 5-9-13. Executive orders establishing governmental units enacted into statutory law.
- § 5-9-15-5-9-35. Repealed.
- § 5-11-1. Definitions.
- § 5-11-3. Transition authority required to develop plans to facilitate abolition of agency or agency facility; reports; audit.
- § 5-11-5. Powers and duties of transition authority.