PRACTICE AREA:   Motor Vehicle Violations

Loss of Your Driver’s License

Any offense involving operation of a vehicle can result in loss of your driver’s license. These include

•  speeding
•  careless driving
•  reckless driving
•  accident resulting in injury or death
•  driving while suspended or revoked
•  leaving the scene of an accident
•  drunken driving
•  driving without insurance
•  possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana
•  possession of controlled dangerous substance - drugs - in a motor vehicle

Speeding, careless driving, and reckless driving can result in the loss of your driver’s license. An accident involving serious injury or death will result in loss of your driver’s license and possible jail. Leaving the scene of an accident, drunken driving, driving without insurance, and possession of drugs in a motor vehicle will also result in a loss of license

Increased loss of license

In addition to the loss of license from motor vehicle offenses; these carry additional loss of license

•  3rd time conviction for driving while suspended- 6 months loss of license and 10 days of jail.
•  Driving While Suspended for DWI- 1-2 years additional loss of license and 10 to 90 days in jail.
•  2nd and 3rd DWI - 2 years loss of license and 10 years loss of license and 6 months in jail. Lifetime loss of commercial driver’s license.
•  2nd Driving Without Insurance - 2 years loss of license and 14 days jail.
•  2nd Leaving the Scene of an Accident - lifetime loss of license.

DON’T GIVE UP HOPE

If you have been charged with one of theses serious motor vehicle offenses you need a well trained, highly experienced criminal defense attorney. I have been defending these types of cases for over 20 years. Call Mitchell Ignatoff, Esq.. at 732-356-2212. 800-400-6908 or click here

Your liberty is at stake.