Arrested for Driving With a Suspended License?
Call Our Alabama Traffic Offense Attorney Today
Whether your license has been suspended due to an alcohol related offense or the state’s traffic point system, driving with a suspended license can result in punishments more severe than what you expect. If you’ve been arrested for driving after a license suspension, now is the time to secure the defense you need to protect your rights.
At Brunson, Barnett and Sherrer PC, we are determined to aggressively protect your rights in and out of the courtroom. Never automatically assume that these types of cases don’t need the advice of an experienced attorney. Whenever your rights and liberties are potentially at risk, you want a solid defense team that will work to safeguard your future.
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Penalties for Driving With a Suspended License
Although driving with a suspended license may seem like a non-threatening crime, the penalties can include possible jail time and expensive fines. In some cases, the courts may even add additional time to your license suspension, depending on the nature and number of offenses.
If convicted, you could be facing the following penalties:
- If your license was suspended because of a DUI
- Fine
- Imprisonment for up to 90 days or more
- If you are under the influence during a driving-after-suspension arrest
- Fine
- At least 90 days imprisonment or more
At Brunson, Barnett and Sherrer, PC We Are Invested In Your Case
At Brunson, Barnett and Sherrer, PC, our Alabama traffic offense attorney is fully committed to securing a favorable outcome in your case. When you come to our firm, you can trust that your case is in the hands of a trusted and experienced legal professional. We believe in getting to know our clients, we want to hear your story, your goals, and your concerns. We will work closely with you to obtain the desired result for your case.