Driving With A Suspended Or Revoked Driver's License In Florida Is A Serious Criminal Offense

MIAMI - Sept. 29, 2017 - PRLog -- Just as there are many reasons that an individual's driver's license may be suspended, there's equally just as many repercussions both criminally and administratively. In Florida, Driving with a Suspended or Revoked Driver's License is a serious criminal offense. Too often, unrepresented Florida drivers plead to Suspended License charges without being fully aware of the long-term negative consequences for their driving privileges and criminal record.

There are a number of reasons for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to suspend a Florida driver's license. Reasons for suspension can include:

Failure to pay a ticket or fine

Too many points on your license

Failure to pay child support

A drug related conviction

A DUI conviction

Refusing a Breath Test

DUBAL

Becoming Habitualized/ HTO


The repercussions of driving with a suspended license in Florida include:

Inability to drive to work, school, or childcare

The probability of arrest if stopped by the police

The necessity of posting bond


Reliable suspended license representation is critical. If you have been accused of driving on a suspended, canceled, or revoked license, you may have defenses available to contest the charge or to minimize potential penalties. If you've been arrested in Miami-Dade County or throughout Florida for driving with a suspended license (DWLS), with or without your knowledge, The Criminal Defense Center, P.A. will not merely settle for trying to win your criminal traffic case, we will fight to get your suspension overturned and your full driving privileges restored.

Call Attorney Mark Lefcourt today at (305) 567-1011 to schedule your FREE consultation. The Criminal Defense Center is located at 2921 SW 27th Avenue in Miami, Florida 33133. For more info visit http://marklefcourtlegaldefense.com/