Boston Traffic Violation Lawyer
Driving is not considered to be a right under Massachusetts law. In fact, it is a privilege that is earned and given by the state's Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV). Even if you have been given this privilege, however, it does not mean that it cannot be taken away. The RMV retains the right to take away this privilege at any given point — either revoking your license permanently or temporarily suspending it.
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There are countless things that the attorneys at the Massachusetts Criminal Defense Group can do to help you beat a Massachusetts suspended license charge. Whether we work to have the case remanded to a Clerks Magistrate's show cause hearing, or file motions to have the case dismissed on the grounds of an improper police stop, improper questioning, or violation of Miranda rights, there is hope.
Take Traffic Violation Charges Seriously
When you are dealing with a traffic violation, it can be easy to brush it off as no big deal. The truth, however, is that this is not a minor offense and it will not have minor consequences. If you have this on your record, you could be facing life-altering results and you therefore need a Boston criminal defense attorney from the Massachusetts Criminal Defense Group on your side that you can rely on to help you with the most difficult of circumstances.
How We Can Help
We are prepared to help our clients with criminal charges and traffic offenses of all kinds — including driving on a suspended license. If you work with us, you will be able to trust that we can help you with these charges, can explain the possibility of applying for a hardship license and can even guide you towards getting your license reinstated at the end of the suspension.
Have You Had Your Driver's License Suspended in Massachusetts?
There are many different situations upon which your license can be suspended. For example, if you get cited for speeding three different times in a one year span, if you have been deemed as a habitual traffic offender, or you have an out-of-state suspension, you can see your driver's license placed in serious jeopardy. In some situations, criminal offenses (such as hit and run, vehicular manslaughter and DUI) can also impact your driver's license.
It is not simple to live without the ability to drive and in many situations, you will find that it is something that will directly impact your life. Some careers might rest solely on the ability to drive. Other times, you might be the only driving individual in the house — and you could have family members that rely on you to take them to necessary locations. So what happens when this has been taken away?
Driving on a Suspended License: Understanding the Charges
Massachusetts draws a hard line when it comes to having a suspended license, and there is no room for gray areas. If you are caught operating a vehicle with a suspended license sitting in your wallet, you face the possibility of even harsher penalties.
In some cases, depending on the circumstances, you could even be at risk of facing fines of up to $10,000, and 60 days to 2 1/2 years in jail.
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In addition to defending clients against traffic violations, we also represent clients at RMV hearings, probation violation hearings, and Clerk Magistrate hearings. When clients wish to erase their criminal record, we'll also prepare and present motions (or "petitions") to seal their criminal records. Call (800) 461-6900, or use our online contact form to schedule an appointment and free consultation at any of our law offices.
