Driving On Suspended License R&R Law Group, AZ
As in all states, Arizona drivers may face license suspension or revocation for particular driving violations or other criminal offenses. When a driver's license is revoked, on the other hand, he or she must apply for a new license once the revocation period expires.
Driving on a suspended or revoked license is a criminal offense in Arizona.
How Could your License Get Suspended There are many ways a license can become suspended, however, some of the most common are the following: Failure to Appear or Pay Fine for Traffic Citation DUI and DUI Related Consequences (i.e. Refusal to Submit to Blood Alcohol Concentration or Drug Content (BADC) Testing) Failure to Attend Traffic Survival School Too Many Points within a Period of Time Red-Light Violation Altered or Fictitious License Aggressive Driving Failure to Stop at the Scene of an Accident
Punishments and Consequences for Driving on a Suspended License? Disqualification from current/future job opportunities Immigration Consequences Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Disqualification or Suspension Loss of Professional Licenses Loss of Security Clearances Reputation Damage – Having to check the box “criminal conviction” on applications and needing to explain during interviews
Defenses in a Driving on a Suspended License Case Driving on a Suspended License (“DOSL” for short) is a misdemeanor charge defined by Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) 28-3473. Essentially, you can be cited for this Class One (1) misdemeanor anytime you drive a motor vehicle on a public highway and your driving privilege is either suspended, revoked, canceled, refused, or disqualified. If, Unfortunately, you stuck in think kind of situation. It’s good to consult with a good defense lawyer. Or you can contact R&R Law Group for a free consultation.
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