In the United States, one can be prosecuted under "per se" laws whether or not they are actually impaired or under the influence of alcohol. Per Se BAC level is .08% and Zero Tolerance BAC level is .02%. Due to the Implied Consent Law, Mississippi authorities will revoke your license for 90 days if you refuse to submit yourself for a chemical test.  

If you attempt to challenge the law for the 2nd time around you got pulled for dui, your license will be suspended for 2 years and 5 years for the third time. Trouble is, you cannot apply for a provisional license if you have a DUI charge in Mississippi. They will get your vehicle and in order to reduce the penalty, you have to complete a mandatory alcohol education and undergo treatment, if necessary.  

If in any case your car is still with you, the court will ask you to install a breathalyzer on your car, otherwise known as the ignition interlock device. It will be under your own expense, so just imagine the hassle and the trouble it will cost you when you got caught for DUI in Mississippi. 

Only our Mississippi DUI Attorney can help you if you have an existing DUI case in Mississippi. Give us a call now and we will sent you the best Mississippi DUI Attorney to represent you in court to clear your charges before it can cause further damage in your life.