MS SB2860

Establishes "James' Law" to increase penalties for DUI offenses that result in death in Mississippi

Increases the minimum prison sentence for causing death while driving under the influence from the previous standard to a mandatory minimum of 10 years, with a maximum of life imprisonment

Requires any person charged with causing death while driving under the influence to post bail before being released after arrest

Maintains existing DUI penalties for other offenses, including fines ranging from $250-$5,000, jail time from 48 hours to 5 years, and license suspensions from 90 days to 5 years depending on number of offenses

Preserves "Zero Tolerance for Minors" provisions applying stricter blood alcohol limits (.02% vs .08%) for drivers under age 21