Probable cause hearings; require before arrest.

Summary

The bill changes Mississippi law so that a hearing must be held to determine probable cause before anyone can be arrested or confined. It applies to law‑enforcement officers and private citizens who make arrests, and it requires that the alleged offender be given proper notice of the hearing. The goal is to add a due‑process check before deprivation of liberty.

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