The Franks Law Firm PLLC
#505 460 Briarwood Dr Jackson MS 39206
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If I'm found guilty, do I have to do prison time?
DUI Lawyer Franks: A DUI could bring up to 2 days behind bars if you are found guilty. A typical approach is, we ask for time given for any time spent in jail when you were originally detained and also placed in prison. It might have taken 6 hours or 12 hours to bond out of jail. We would certainly ask for time served for that time you spent behind bars. We ask the court to suspend the prospective remaining time and also they will normally do that due to the fact that the objective of the courts is not to rake people over the coals, and end their jobs, and also family lives. They recognize all of us have lives. They desire individuals to remain effective citizens in today's culture. Frequently, they'll suspend that. Additionally, there's a different solution where you can attend a Victims Impact Panel. That would be a replacement for the 2 days in jail it's an excellent choice
Can I plead a lower violation?
DUI Lawyer Franks: In Mississippi you can not plead to a lower violation than a DUI first infraction. The regulations are extremely clear on that event. So, the response in other words is no
What is the lawful limitation in Mississippi?
DUI Lawyer Franks: It can be a trick question. It's quite a trick question due to the fact that for your individual driving to and from a job with your regular Mississippi driver's license, the lawful restriction's .08. That's the blood alcohol amount. Many times, it's called BAC. Currently, if you are a business truck driver, that limit decreases to .04 blood alcohol content. If you are a minor in the state of Mississippi, they have an absolutely no acceptance for minors. That degree goes to .02. As soon as a minor gets up to the.08 degree, they're dealt with just like a grownup.