Loading chat...

MS SB2718

Bill

Status

Failed

2/12/2026

Primary Sponsor

Gary Brumfield

Click for details

Origin

Senate

2026 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • CDL and commercial learner's permit holders who commit DUI offenses while driving non-commercial vehicles would become eligible for nonadjudication and expunction under the same terms as regular license holders

  • Current Mississippi law prohibits all CDL holders from receiving nonadjudication or expunction for any DUI offense, regardless of whether they were operating a commercial vehicle at the time

  • The bill amends Section 63-11-30 of the Mississippi Code to specify that the CDL holder restriction only applies when the person "was operating a vehicle that required the possession of such a license or permit" at the time of the offense

  • First-time DUI offenders meeting eligibility requirements can seek nonadjudication (court withholds guilt adjudication pending program completion) or expunction (record removal at least 5 years after completing sentence terms)

  • Effective date is July 1, 2026

Legislative Description

Adjudication of noncommercial DUI offenses; provide equal treatment for CDL holders.

Last Action

Died On Calendar

2/12/2026

Committee Referrals

Judiciary, Division A1/19/2026

Full Bill Text

No bill text available