Mississippi HB1496 requires a minimum six-hour hold for DUI arrests.
Mississippi HB1496 amends the state's DUI laws by requiring a minimum six-hour hold for individuals arrested for driving under the influence. This bill aims to ensure that individuals are properly assessed and processed before being released. The legislation also outlines various penalties and requirements for DUI offenses, including fines, imprisonment, and mandatory treatment programs for repeat offenders. Additionally, it specifies the conditions under which nonadjudication, expunction, and ignition-interlock devices may be applied. The act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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