I cout driving miy 150cc scooter without a licens in florida what doo i need to doo

If you have the financial ability to do so, I would recommend that you contact a local attorney who handles traffic cases like yours, I have...

What to do if the cop put information with mistakes in your ticket? And 10 miles more of the speed i was going?

I have had cases where the driver's license number is incorrect as well as the name of the individual, but don't get too excited because the...

Can i drive with a busted wiindshield in florida

Having a bag over the windshield will likely result in you being issued a citation for a non-moving violation, specifically Fla. Stat. 316.2952(2)....

I had motor vehicle tickets in new jersey in 1986 I paid them and was told my the court clerk in 2010 I did not pay the fines.

I would recommend that you check of the Florida driver's license check (see below) on the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle's...

It could be interpreted as harassment, but it's not illegal to follow people on public roads. There may be other defenses to your citation, contact...

Arrested & charges were dropped (Nolle Proseque).

The dropped charges will remain visible unless sealed or expunged. Charges that result in a dismissal may be eligible for expunction, however, you...

The DMV says that I must get special car Ins, very exp, to get license back. Had an accident w/ friend's car, which had ins. .

Regarding the installation of the interlock device, Florida Statute 316.193(3) states that the interlock device must be installed "on all vehicles...

Dui reduced reckless, guilty, no priors, is it true that new 2011 changes may permit 1st time offenders to expunge record?

No, you cannot seal a charge that resulted in a conviction.

Criminal Traffic Citation without Arrest- Does it show up on background checks or only driving records?

Those types of charges will likely affect any employment that involves use of company vehicles or other commercial vehicles that require a CDL. The...

Also, see FRCP 3.134 "[i]n no event shall any defendants remain in custody beyond 40 days unless they have been formally charged with a crime."