Defending People Accused of Suspended Driving
If you've been charged with driving on a suspended license in Georgia, you could be facing serious penalties. Driving on a suspended license is not a minor traffic violation, and is in fact a serious charge. You should consult an experienced criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible to determine your options.
At the Law Office of William P. Churchill, III, P.C., in Atlanta, we are experienced at representing people who have been charged with driving after their driving privileges have been suspended. Contact us for a free consultation with an experienced defense attorney.
Understanding the Potential Penalties
If your driver's license has previously been suspended or revoked in an administrative or criminal matter, and you are caught driving while your license is still under suspension, you can be charged with driving on a suspended license.
In Georgia, driving on a suspended license is considered a more serious offense, with higher penalties, than traffic tickets such as speeding and reckless driving. If you are found guilty of driving on suspended license, you will spend two days in jail as part of your punishment, in addition to the fines and other costs.
Exploring Every Option for Your Defense
Our attorneys are experienced at defending clients against charges of driving on a suspended license. We will give your case the attention it needs and give you the respect you deserve. We will closely examine all opportunities for fighting your charges or reducing the penalties.
To discuss what the knowledgeable, helpful lawyers at our firm can do to defend you against suspended driving charges, please request a free initial consultation.
