The penalties for a DUI in Mississippi vary depending on your age. If you’re under 21 and your blood alcohol content is between .02 and .08, you can expect lower fines than if you were over 21. However, while you won’t be facing jail time, you will still have to pay fees, and your driver’s license will be suspended. As an adult, a DUI in Mississippi results in higher fines, jail time, community service, and more. If, though, you cause someone to die or be severely injured, you will be convicted with a felony and will spend at least five years in jail.
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