HB762

Mississippi HB762 revises license suspension for DUI test refusal if the licensee pleads guilty.

Mississippi HB762 amends Section 63-11-5 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 to revise the license suspension requirements for test refusal if the licensee subsequently pleads guilty. The bill specifies that a breath analysis test must be administered by a qualified individual, with exemptions for sheriffs and elected chiefs of police. It mandates that the first day of any one-hundred-twenty-day suspension period begins twenty-one days after entry of judgment of conviction or order of nonadjudication.