15 Miss. Code. R. 9-91-7.1
Any person or entity violating the provisions of Section 41-4-171 to 41-7-209, Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated, as amended, by not obtaining a CON, or by deviating from the provisions of a CON, or by refusing or failing to cooperate with the Department in the exercise or execution of its functions, responsibilities, and powers shall be subject to the following:
Revocation of the licensure of a health care facility or a designated section, component, or bed service thereof, or revocation of the license of any other person for which the Department is the licensing authority. If the Department lacks jurisdiction to revoke the license of such person, the State Health Officer shall recommend and show cause to the appropriate licensing agency that such license should be revoked.
Non-licensure by the Department of specific or designated bed service offered by the entity or person.
Non-licensure by the Department where infractions occur concerning the acquisition or control of major medical equipment.
Revoking, rescinding, or withdrawing a CON previously issued.
Violations of Sections 41-7-171 et seq. of Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated, as amended, or any rules or regulations promulgated in furtherance thereof by intent, fraud, deceit, unlawful design, willful and/or deliberate misrepresentation, or by careless, negligent, or incautious disregard for such statutes or rules and regulations, either by persons acting individually or in concert with others, shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000 for each such offense. Each day of continuing violation shall be considered a separate offense. The venue for prosecution of any such violation shall be in the county of the state wherein any such violation, or portion thereof, occurred.
The Attorney General, upon certification by the State Health Officer, shall seek injunctive relief in a court of proper jurisdiction to prevent violations of Sections 41-7- 171 et seq. of Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated, as amended, or any rules or regulations promulgated in furtherance of these Sections in cases where other administrative penalties and legal sanctions imposed have failed or cause a discontinuance of any such violation.
Major third-party payors, public and private, shall be notified of any violation or infraction under this section and shall be required to take such appropriate punitive action as is provided by law.
15 Miss. Code. R. 9-91-7.1