No proof of insurance in Kansas what would the fine/cost be?
No insurance is a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of $300.00 to $1,000.00 and up to six months in jail. It is also a "serious traffic...
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No insurance is a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of $300.00 to $1,000.00 and up to six months in jail. It is also a "serious traffic...
The chances of still losing your license are still very real. A criminal conviction of DUI will have license consequences. An administrative...
He can certainly be charged. That does not mean he will be convicted. For the prosecutor to lodge a chare he must present the judge with an...
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It is possible to receive a fine of up to $500,00 and a sentence of 30 days in the county jail for a disorderly conduct. It is worth speaking with...
No proof of insurance is a serious traffic infraction. You need to have an experienced traffic attorney with you when talking with the prosecutor....
It is, of course, possible to represent yourself. Nevertheless it is usually a good idea to hire an attorney who is familiar with the court and...
It depends on your prior record and what is in the police reports. The biggest problem with an MIP is the effect it can have on your privilege to...
Your attorney should be able to explain your situation to you. There may be a valid objection to consolidation of your cases. Your attorney can...
I am afraid there is no way to answer the question based on the information presented. You should have had an attorney when you were placed on...
It depends on the jurisdiction. Discuss the matter with your attorney and he can negotiate with the prosecutor if need be.