Criminal Traffic Defense
Traffic Law
Generally, when talking about speeding tickets and other kinds of traffic tickets all you are facing is a civil infraction, these kinds of infractions can either be paid for or depending on the circumstances a hearing can be requested. However, there are certain traffic offenses that are considered criminal, for these kinds of offenses, the state does not give you an option to pay the fine and just get it over with it.
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Don’t Face Traffic Charges Alone
If you or someone you know has been charged with driving without a license, driving while license suspended, or has been charged with a DUI, contact our office to speak with one of our experienced attorneys.
DUI Charges
A DUI is a serious charge that can result in the loss of driving privileges, hefty fines, and even jail time. Florida has some of the most stringent DUI penalties compared to most states, and a conviction cannot be expunged and remains on your record for 75 years.
Traffic Offenses
Traffic tickets can add points, raise your insurance rates, and threaten your license. Many individuals do not understand that by just paying a ticket you are telling the court you are guilty. You have the right to have an attorney fight for you to get that ticket dismissed.
Suspended License
Driving with a suspended license can come with harsh consequences, including criminal misdemeanor charges punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine for a first offense. Charges are enhanced for repeat offenses, making experienced representation critical.
Habitual Offender
Florida can designate an individual as a habitual traffic offender, carrying a five-year revocation of your driver’s license and all driving privileges. Three or more convictions for certain offenses, or 15 or more moving violations, can trigger this designation.
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