18 Miss. Code. R. 14-22.5 - Response Time from Law Enforcement
A. MDHS must give
the law enforcement agency 20 days to respond to a request for information
about a felony warrant or a probation or parole violation and whether such
agency intends to actively pursue the person.
B. If the law enforcement agency does not
indicate its intent to actively pursue the felony warrant or arrest the
individual for the probation or parole violation within 30 days of MDHS'
request for information about the warrant, then MDHS will conclude that such
individual is not a fleeing felon or a probation or parole violator.
C. If the law enforcement agency indicates
its intent to actively pursue the felony warrant or arrest the individual for
the probation or parole violation within 30 days of MDHS's request for
information, then MDHS will delay taking action on the case until the 30-day
period has expired.
D. Once the
30-day period has expired, MDHS must verify with the law enforcement agency
whether it has attempted to execute the felony warrant or arrest the probation
or parole violator. If so, MDHS must deny an applicant or terminate a
participant. If the law enforcement agency has not taken any action within 30
days, then MDHS will conclude that such individual is not a fleeing felon or a
probation or parole violator.
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