No Valid Driver License
Florida Attorney for No Valid Driver License
If you have been arrested for the criminal offense of "no valid" driver's license then contact an experienced criminal defense attorney with the Sammis Law Firm in Tampa, Hillsborough County, FL. Our attorneys help you resolve the case in the best possible manner. We also help you clear up any issues with your driver's license so that your full driving privileges can be reinstated.
Prosecutors often make better offers once you have obtained or reinstated your driver's license. Although the criminal offense of "no valid" driver's license does not count as one of the serious driving offenses that can lead to a "habitual traffic offender" designation with a five year revocation, it is nevertheless a criminal offense with criminal penalties.
"No Valid Driver's License" under Florida State Section 322.02
It is a second degree misdemeanor criminal offense to drive in the State of Florida without a valid driver's license. Any second degree misdemeanor is punishable by up to 60 days in the county jail and a $500 fine. The statute that governs the criminal offense of driving with no valid driver's license is Florida Statutes Section 322.02.
The offense of "no valid license" under Section 322.02 is not one of the offenses considered a serious driving offense for the purpose of a habitual traffic offender revocation. The offense of "no valid license" is nevertheless a criminal offense with criminal penalties.
If you have been charged with driving with no valid license or driving with no valid commercial license, then contact an attorney at the Sammis Law Firm to discuss your case. Call 813-250-0500 today. Our attorneys represent individuals charged with "no valid" driver's license in Plant City and Tampa for Hillsborough County, St. Petersburg and Clearwater for Pinellas County, Bartow for Polk County, New Port Richey and Dade City for Pasco County, Brooksville for Hernando County and Bradenton for Manatee County.