How long, at minimum, does Mississippi suspend the license of a driver convicted of DUI for the first time?

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For a first DUI conviction at a BAC under 0.16, Mississippi suspends the license for at least 120 days, roughly four months. The driver also pays fines, must finish the state's alcohol safety course and may be jailed, while those who reoffend or refuse testing lose their license for longer.

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Topic: Alcohol and drugs   License: Car permit

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