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Our host is Professor Richard Gershon of the University Of Mississippi School Of Law.        I’m Liz Gill. Times change. Laws change. We had a show about the “new” Real ID back in 2019. Then a little thing called a pandemic happened so the date to need a real ID was pushed back. We’ll find out more about this and more about Mississippi’s Department of Public Safety from its General Council, Eric Brown.  https://www.dps.ms.gov/administration/legal-division


What can you get at the Department of Public Safety? Regular driver’s license, Learner’s permit, Disability ID car, Firearm permit application, Out-of-state drivers license transfer, or Sex offender registration. Start at https://www.ms.gov/home  from there you can click on Driving in Mississippi  to find where to make an appointment or click on one of the other gateways.  Schedule an appointment: https://telegov.egov.com/dps


Get information from: https://twitter.com/MSHwyPatrol


To help make Mississippi a safer place by providing information regarding possible drug trafficking or illegal drug sales call the tip line number for the Bureau of Narcotics of Mississippi is 1-800-844-6272


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