Mississippi § 7-1-201-7-1-209 - Terminated.
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§ 7-1-201-7-1-209. Terminated.
Terminated by Laws, 1978, ch. 385, § 6, eff September 30, 1981. § 7-1-201 . [En Laws, 1978, ch. 385, § 1; Laws, 1980, ch. 560, § 5] § 7-1-203 through § 7-1-209 . [En Laws, 1978, ch. 385, §§ 2-5] Editor’s Notes — Former § 7-1-201 created the criminal justice planning commission in the office of the governor and provided for its membership, terms of office of members, the filling of vacancies, officers, expenses of members, and an executive director and staff. Former § 7-1-203 provided for meetings of the criminal justice planning commission, fixed a quorum, provided for committees, required open meetings, and required public access to commission records. Former § 7-1-205 fixed the duties of the commission. Former § 7-1-207 required quarterly and annual reports by the commission. Former § 7-1-209 required review of the commission’s comprehensive plan for a state criminal justice system by the judiciary en banc committees of the legislature.
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