Statute of limitations; except felonious assistance program fraud from.

This bill changes Mississippi's statute of limitations for "felonious assistance program fraud" (fraud involving government assistance programs like food stamps or welfare) to require prosecution within 10 years of the crime. It directly affects individuals who commit such fraud and prosecutors who must file charges within this timeframe. The bill amends existing law to add a specific 10-year limit for this offense, while other crimes retain their original time limits (e.g., murder has no time limit, most felonies have 5-year limits). This is a procedural change to clarify when cases can be prosecuted, not a new crime or policy.