Miss. Code Ann. § 63-1-305
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Miss. Code Ann. § 63-1-305
Official statutory text
(1) A provisional license shall be valid for six (6) months from the date of a person's release from incarceration.
(2) A provisional license shall permit the provisional licensee to drive a motor vehicle directly to and directly home from his or her residence and:
(a) A place where he or she is employed or will potentially be employed;
(b) A place where the licensee attends school;
(c) A place where the licensee's minor child attends school or day care, provided that there are no separate laws prohibiting such travel;
(d) A scheduled meeting with the licensee's probation or parole officer or other supervisor;
(e) Any place, location or meeting that the licensee's probation or parole officer has authorized the person to travel to or attend; or
(f) A place of religious instruction or worship.
(3) This article shall not apply to any type of commercial operator's license.
(2) A provisional license shall permit the provisional licensee to drive a motor vehicle directly to and directly home from his or her residence and:
(a) A place where he or she is employed or will potentially be employed;
(b) A place where the licensee attends school;
(c) A place where the licensee's minor child attends school or day care, provided that there are no separate laws prohibiting such travel;
(d) A scheduled meeting with the licensee's probation or parole officer or other supervisor;
(e) Any place, location or meeting that the licensee's probation or parole officer has authorized the person to travel to or attend; or
(f) A place of religious instruction or worship.
(3) This article shall not apply to any type of commercial operator's license.
Status: in_force
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