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Step-by-step guide on what to do after DUI arrest in Mississippi. Immediate actions, legal rights, and how to protect yourself.

Complete guide to DUI expungement and record sealing in Mississippi. Learn eligibility requirements and how to clear your criminal record.

How to challenge field sobriety tests, breathalyzer results, and blood tests in Mississippi DUI cases. Expose weaknesses in prosecution evidence.

Complete guide to Mississippi DUI license suspension, administrative hearings, and hardship license options. Learn how to protect your driving privileges.

Comprehensive guide to Mississippi DUI and DWI laws, penalties, and defense strategies. Learn what you need to know about impaired driving charges in MS.

Posted by The Carmody Law Firm Understanding legal terms in criminal cases in Mississippi is very important. This is especially true when facing serious charges like DUIs in Mississippi.  The only law for driving under the influence cases is MCA Section 63-11-30. However, another Mississippi law listed below can apply to many other first offense…

When facing a DUI charge, a skilled criminal attorney near me from the law firms in Jackson is invaluable. No one wants the blemish of being a convicted drunk driver on their record. Our Jackson attorneys guide clients facing DUIs in Mississippi through the complex legal system with expertise, and travel statewide to handle these…

By: Kevin Stewart and Vic Carmody, MS Super DUI Law Attorneys and Co-Authors of the State’s Leading DUI Law Book    Mississippi’s DUI laws aim to stop drunk driving. A 0.08 gr. % BAC is the legal limit for all adult age drivers. Under federal laws, though, if that driver is behind the wheel of a…

In Mississippi, it is illegal for individuals under 21 to consume alcohol. Therefore, if a minor is arrested for DUI, they will face legal consequences under the state’s underage drinking laws and DUI statutes. The severity of these consequences will depend on various factors, including the minor’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC), prior offenses, and the…

Traditionally, the penalty for Driving Under the Influence is similar across the country. A person will usually be faced with jail, costly fines, and court costs. When the charge is elevated due to circumstances such as death or serious bodily injury, the penalties dramatically increase to a felony conviction. However, recently there have been changes…