Suppose an individual is found driving under the influence or while intoxicated with drugs and alcohol, i.e., DUI/DWI, in such a way that the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) exceeds the legal limit, which is generally 0.08%. In that case, it will consider as a punishable offense.
It will prosecute under the criminal laws of the Mississippi state.
Statutes concerning Mississippi DUI/DWI:
- Every individual who drives a vehicle possibly submits to a chemical test, including blood, urine, and breath analysis by the enforcement officer.
- Refusing to take the test will lead to suspension of the license.
- Measuring the BAC and the reports obtained can record and charge an individual under DUI/DWI.
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