Driving under the infuence and Other Alcohol Related Offenses

In Mississippi, if you either refused to submit to a breath, blood, or urine test, the state will attempt to suspend your license or privilege to drive for 90 days to one year. This loss of your right to drive will occur even without you being convicted of DUI.  Once you have refused to submit

Mississippi is the only state which does not expressly prohibit the possession of an open container while driving. However, before you hit the backroads with an open can/bottle of your favorite alcoholic beverage, a few things should be considered: First, no matter the scenario, if you are caught operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol

In previous posts the penalties associated with a first conviction of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) have been discussed.  In this post I just wanted to a brief synopsis on the penalties associated with not only a first DUI conviction, but the penalties associated with convictions up to being convicted of a fourth DUI. The

Each situation resulting in a DUI (driving under the influence) charge is unique and therefore requires steps and defense strategies tailored to that particular situation. After gathering all of the facts and investigating the evidence against you a defense attorney should consider your particular set of circumstances and advise you as to your best course