MS HB715

Amends Mississippi Code sections 63-11-5 and 63-11-23 to allow suspension of driving privileges to be set aside if a person who refused a chemical test subsequently pleads guilty to driving under the influence.

Requires law enforcement to inform drivers that refusal to submit to chemical testing will result in a 90-day license suspension (or one year if prior DUI conviction) upon arrest for suspected impaired driving.

Changes language in statute from "and" to "or" when referring to public highways, roads, and streets to clarify the scope of implied consent law applies to all public roadways.

Modifies breath test administration requirements to reference "Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Training" with grammatical corrections.

Takes effect July 1, 2023.