Mississippi Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Law; enact.

Corrected a grammatical error in the purpose clause, changing 'TO LEARNING' to 'TO LEARN' for clarity.

Added new provisions stating that teams must determine their own structure and operating procedures, and that teams can decide which incidents to review and make recommendations to improve community responses to domestic violence victims.

Expanded the list of eligible persons or entities that teams may consult with to include 19 specific organizations, such as law enforcement, the Mississippi Forensics Laboratory, child protection services, victim service programs, and the Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Added a new subsection clarifying that information, testimony, records, and reports obtained by teams remain confidential and are not subject to discovery in civil or administrative proceedings, though independently discovered information is not exempt.

Added a new subsection protecting team members and witnesses from liability for actions taken within the scope of their functions, provided there was no malice or wantonness.

Added a new subsection clarifying that persons attending team meetings cannot be compelled to testify about records or deliberations in civil or criminal actions, though this does not prevent them from testifying about matters within their general knowledge.