Criminal Penalties for Florida Traffic Violation Convictions
Driving with a suspended license is always looked upon as a serious offense, but when a police officer believes that you did so knowingly, the charge and the potential penalties can increase substantially. If you have been charged with knowingly driving with a suspended license, you need to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
In addition to the loss of your driving privileges, you could also be facing stiff fines and even potential jail time if convicted. At Ferrer Shane, PL, we can defend you against an alleged criminal traffic violation and will fight to keep your penalties as low as possible, if convicted. We will also work to get your license reinstated when possible.
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Unlike other traffic violations, if you receive a criminal traffic ticket for knowingly driving with a suspended license, you must personally attend a scheduled court hearing. While incarceration is not the typical result of a conviction for these kinds of charges, it is possible, which makes it even more important to have an experienced lawyer on your side.
We will thoroughly review your traffic stop, your driving record and the arrest to determine what options you have and what our firm can do to help you. We will always be honest with you about your chances of success and what steps you can take to help your case.
At Ferrer Shane, our attorneys also provide defense against charges of DUI, speeding tickets and other moving violations, in addition to charges of driving with a suspended or revoked license.
Contact Us at Ferrer Shane
After any criminal traffic violation charge, contact us at Ferrer Shane, and speak with us about your defense. For a free consultation, call in Miami at 305-262-2728 or throughout South Florida toll free at 888-609-5947.
