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    DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED (DWLS) IN FLORIDA

    By the way, Florida may suspend or revoke your driving privileges for many reasons. In fact, driving on a suspended license or revoked license (DWLS) is a crime. And, in some cases a felony.

    Hence, DWLS (Driving While License Suspended) charges come with serious penalties. In all honesty, it is best to avoid them. Furthermore, it puts you at risk of losing your driver’s license for 5-years (Habitualization). In fact, we know the importance of putting you back in the driver’s seat and with a clean record.

    DWLS Civil and Criminal Tickets

    Notably, a civil DWLS infraction occurs when you have a suspended without your knowledge. And, within 20 days of the suspension, an officer pulls you over. Additionally, if you receive 3 DWLS without knowledge conviction you will lose your license for 5 years.

    Whereas, a criminal DWLS infraction occurs when you have knowledge of your suspended or revoked license. And, then you get pulled over. In fact, under Florida Statute 322.34 (2), your first offense is a second-degree misdemeanor. So, you will need you to appear in court and counts towards the 3 offenses it takes for habitualization.

    Additionally, a second offense becomes a first-degree misdemeanor and also counts towards habitualization. So, your DWLS can become a felony in one of two ways; with habitualization or with three or more offenses.

    Sample Case Results

    We have successfully defended countless similar charges in Florida since 2011.

    • Case Number 19-CT-8339: DISMISSED
    • Case Number 19-CT-5971: DISMISSED
    • Case Number 19-CT-1831: DISMISSED

    The results shown above are actual case results recently obtained by RHINO Lawyers. These results are not necessarily representative of all results obtained by RHINO Lawyers. A prospective client’s particular facts and circumstances may differ from the above-listed cases.

    CONTACT YOUR FLORIDA CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEYS

    Let RHINO Lawyers’ former State Attorney and Prosecutor start helping YOU immediately by giving you free advice regarding the facts of your case.

    So, get YOUR Free Case Analysis now by texting us, chatting with us online, completing the form below, or by calling 844.246.1238.

    Why Your Driver’s License Might Be Suspended or Revoked

    By the way, there are many reasons your driver’s license becomes suspended or revoked. Some common reasons include:

    • Toll violations
    • Automobile insurance issues
    • DUI arrest or conviction and drug-related convictions
    • Failing to appear in court or to answer a citation for certain crimes
    • Not following a child support order or repayment plan
    • Accumulating a certain number of points on your driving record

    If you are facing a suspended license charge, it is important to contact a lawyer as soon as possible. A suspended license can make it difficult to get to work, school, or other important appointments. It can also lead to additional fines and penalties.

    An experienced lawyer can help you understand your rights and options. They can also represent you in court and fight to get your license reinstated.

    Don’t wait to contact RHINO Lawyers if you are facing a suspended license charge. Call us today for a free consultation.

    Penalties for Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License

    To begin with, when you drive with a suspended or revoked license (DWLS), you commit a crime. Often, they will charge you with a misdemeanor. So, the maximum sentence depends on whether you have prior convictions for operating with a suspended or revoked license.

    • First violation – second-degree misdemeanor with up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine
    • Second violation – a first-degree misdemeanor with up to 1 year in jail and a $1,000 fine
    • Third violation – third-degree felony with up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine

    As you can see a DWLS (Driving While License Suspended) charge carries serious penalties. Hence, it is best if you avoid them.

    If you are facing a charge of driving on a suspended license, it is important to consult with an attorney to discuss your options. At RHINO Lawyers our attorneys can help you understand the specific charges against you and the potential penalties you face. They can also advise you on the best course of action to take in your case.

    How We Will Help With Your DWLS

    In short, we will work with you to gather important evidence for your case. Above all, we help you to uncover these key facts. Then, we will charge ahead by working directly with your prosecutor. And, demand your case get completely dropped or your charges drastically reduced.

    Therefore, if you received a ticket for driving with a suspended or revoked license we can help. As a matter of fact, we have won hundreds of cases for our clients in similar circumstances. So, we know what it takes to fight on your behalf.

    CONTACT YOUR FLORIDA CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEYS

    BOLD REPRESENTATION. BOLD RESULTS.

    Let RHINO Lawyers’ former State Attorney and Prosecutor start helping YOU immediately by giving you free advice regarding the facts of your case.

    So, get YOUR Free Case Analysis now by texting us, chatting with us online, completing the form below, or by calling 844.246.1238.

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