In Florida, if you are charged with driving with a suspended license, your penalties will depend on whether it is your first, second, or a subsequent violation. If you have questions regarding your penalties after a criminal conviction in Florida, you can contact an experienced Miami criminal defense attorney.
For a first offense of driving with a suspended license in Florida, you will face penalties of:
- second degree misdemeanor;
- a maximum 60 day jail sentence; and
- a maximum fine of $500.
For a second offense of driving with a suspended license in Florida, you will face penalties of:
- first degree misdemeanor;
- a maximum 1 year jail sentence; and
- a maximum fine of $1,000.
For a third or subsequent offense of driving with a suspended license in Florida (or a revoked license), you will face penalties of:
- third degree felony;
- a maximum 5 year jail sentence; and
- a maximum $5,000 fine.
To avoid these penalties, you may be able to fight your criminal charge. To do so, you can get the help of a Miami criminal defense attorney. An attorney can explain your legal options for fighting these charges.
Contacting a Miami Criminal Defense Attorney
If you are facing a serious traffic violation in South Florida, your legal team is your best defense. Contact the Miami criminal defense attorneys at Falk & Ross to discuss your case – 877-663-5110.