§ Miss. Code § 23-15-151(untitled)

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Roll of persons convicted of certain crimes to be kept by circuit clerk;
comparison with registration book.
The circuit clerk of each county is authorized and directed to prepare and keep in his office a
full and complete list, in alphabetical order, of persons convicted of any crime listed in Section
241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890. Said clerk shall enter the names of all persons who have
been or shall be hereafter convicted of any crime listed in Section 241, Mississippi Constitution
of 1890, in a book prepared and kept for that purpose. The board of supervisors of each county
shall, as early as practicable, furnish the circuit clerk of their county with a suitable book for the
enrollment of said names showing the name, date of birth, address, court, crime and date of
conviction. Said roll, when so prepared, shall be compared with the registration book before each
election commissioner of the county. A certified copy of any enrollment by one clerk to another
will be sufficient authority for the enrollment of such name, or names, in another county.

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