Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
Which of these is a penalty Mississippi imposes on a driver convicted of DUI?
Correct answer: A required alcohol safety education program.
Answer options
- AA $100 fine as the only consequence
- BA warning letter that is kept off your record
- CA required alcohol safety education program Correct
- DA license suspension of five years for a first offense
Why
Mississippi requires anyone convicted of DUI to complete the Mississippi Alcohol Safety Education Program (MASEP), along with paying fines, losing the license for a time and possibly serving jail time. A conviction is always recorded and brings more than a fine, and a five-year suspension does not apply to a first offense.
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