MS HB1441

Allows license suspension imposed for refusing a chemical breath test to be set aside if the person subsequently pleads guilty to driving under the influence.

Applies to both initial suspensions (90 days for first offense, 1 year for prior conviction) and administrative license suspension proceedings.

Effective July 1, 2019, with two versions of amended sections reflecting changes to testing procedures that take effect July 1, 2020.

Includes technical corrections to Mississippi Code sections 63-11-5 and 63-11-23 regarding implied consent to chemical testing.

Adds provisions allowing drivers under court order to continue operating under interlock-restricted licenses or drug-testing programs during criminal proceedings for DUI violations.