Giglio letter; require prosecutors to give law enforcement officers an opportunity to be heard before sending.

SB 2334 requires prosecutors in Mississippi to notify law enforcement officers in writing before sending a "Giglio letter" (a notice about an officer's questionable credibility) or adding the officer's name to a "Giglio list." It mandates that officers receive 30 days' notice detailing the basis for the action, the right to review evidence, and an opportunity to meet with the prosecutor. Officers can also appeal the decision to a chancery court for a full new review within 30 days. The bill directly affects law enforcement officers whose credibility is under review and changes the process for prosecutors to communicate such decisions.