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MS HB615
Bill
Status
3/12/2021
Primary Sponsor
Rob Roberson
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AI Summary
House Bill 615 Summary
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Amends Section 63-11-23 to clarify that the 120-day license suspension for DUI violations begins on the date the judge signs the order for suspension, not on any other date.
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Modifies Section 63-11-30 to allow persons to continue driving on an interlock-restricted license or under a court-ordered drug-testing program while an administrative suspension is pending.
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Adds a provision to Section 63-11-30(14) requiring that the 120-day period for nonadjudication programs begin on the date the judge signs an order to maintain an interlock-restricted license or suspend the regular license.
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Brings forward Section 63-11-31 (ignition interlock regulations) for purposes of amendment to incorporate references to court-ordered drug-testing programs.
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Takes effect July 1, 2021.
Legislative Description
DUI suspension; clarify how the 120 days are counted.
Last Action
Died On Calendar
3/12/2021