DUI Orlando - Should I Delay The Trial To Keep My License?
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2011-07-10
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Myth #6: You will not lose your drivers license until the conclusion of the criminal case, so it's best to delay the case for as long as possible.
Fact: Quite the contrary. Most likely, the moment you go before the judge the court will order you not to drive. This is called a pre-conviction license suspension pending prosecution. You may not be able to lawfully drive until the case is completely concluded, or for the first 30 days. There are instances, however, when a conditional pre-conviction license will be issued, allowing you to drive to and from work while the case is pending.
Join our email list to receive the DUI Orlando Attorney Guide and get a $500 credit toward your DUI legal fees.
Myth #6: You will not lose your drivers license until the conclusion of the criminal case, so it's best to delay the case for as long as possible.
Fact: Quite the contrary. Most likely, the moment you go before the judge the court will order you not to drive. This is called a pre-conviction license suspension pending prosecution. You may not be able to lawfully drive until the case is completely concluded, or for the first 30 days. There are instances, however, when a conditional pre-conviction license will be issued, allowing you to drive to and from work while the case is pending.
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