Consequences of Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License in California (Vehicle Code Sections 14601, et seq.)

Consequences of Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License in California (Vehicle Code Sections 14601, et seq.) Driving a vehicle is considered a privilege, not a right. If you are driving on a suspended or revoked license in California and are stopped by the police, you may be arrested and your vehicle may be impounded. California Vehicle Code beginning with Section 14601 defines the various reasons and penalties associated with…

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Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Lawyer Helps Client Avoid Driver’s License Suspension (CVC 22348(b))

Wallin & Klarich Criminal Defense Lawyer Helps Client Avoid Driver’s License Suspension (CVC 22348(b)) Recently, a Wallin & Klarich criminal defense lawyer saved his client from receiving a driver’s license suspension after convincing the traffic court judge that his client was not driving in excess of 100 MPH as prohibited by VC 22348(b). Skilled criminal defense lawyer, Christopher Lee, persuaded the judge to find his client not guilty of violating…

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Will California Department of Motor Vehicles Take Action If My License was Suspended in Another State for a DUI?

Will California Department of Motor Vehicles Take Action If My License was Suspended in Another State for a DUI? Yes, it is very likely that California will suspend your license.  Usually, if you are driving in a foreign state and you are convicted of driving under the influence the local court will forward an abstract indicting a conviction to the Department of Motor Vehicles of the state in which issued…

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If My Driver’s License is Suspended in the State Where I Used to Live, Can I get a License in California? (CVC 14601)

If My Driver's License is Suspended in the State Where I Used to Live, Can I get a License in California? (CVC 14601) Generally, the answer is NO, and your driving on a suspended license California lawyers at Wallin & Klarich explain why. The U.S. Interstate Drivers License Compact is an agreement between the 45 participating states to share information about drivers and their DMV records that include infractions, convictions,…

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