I have to go to San Diego court house  for driving on a suspended licence, what might be the outcome?
542088
It's not going to be good.  A DUI and not even legal drinking age yet?  Your license will more than likely be revoked for a good deal of time and then it's going to cost you a fortune to get it back.  You could even possibly do jail time depending on what mood the judge is in.  Are you on probation for the DUI?  If you are, I can almost guarantee some jail time.  But make sure you go to court and deal with this.  If you don't, the situation will only keep getting worse.  It's going to be one of those hard lessons learned kind of deal, but hopefully you will learn and once it's behind you, you'll not be tempted to make the same mistake again.  Good luck, hon!
606224
always fight traffic violations. chances are the issuing cop wont show up & it'll get dismissed. worse case is that you get the same fine you would've anyway. there are no extra charges for fighting a ticket & losing. i havent paid a ticket in 12 years. i park where i want & when i want, drive in bus lanes, i drive how i want & i drive where i want. i dont drive like a maniac or a jerk. i drive safely. i mean that i dont wear seat belt if i dont want, ect. the judge needs a 2182 to take your licence unless you give it over willingly. same tactic as searching your car. they say all kinds of nonsense & try to scare me into submission but after being punked too many times, i learned the law & use it to punk them right back.
223172
If you have any outstanding traffic ticket, your license is most likely suspended.  Contact the court, you think you were suppose to go or the state MVD.  If it has been suspended, MVD will know about it.  But be careful, you are normally arrested if stopped by officers if you are driving on a suspended drivers license.
1124169
The states are all linked by computer now.  The DMV in any state will see you are suspended.
848610
she will probably get her license suspended and be put on probation. Especially here in Houston it will cost here an arm and a leg she will have to retain an Attorney just be seen by a judge. Fines ans fees and more fees and court cost add it up.
813184
David-\n\nYou don't go into the problems with your car, but I am assuming they are mechanical since you don't describe any moving violations.  \n\nTypically, mechanical violations, including failing to change your address with DMV, will be "correctable".  Check your citations...most will say "Correctable Yes/No" next to the violation code.  If they are, simply correct the violations, have an officer from your local police department "sign the ticket off" and you won't have to pay a fine in court.  \n\nNow, there may be court fees to remove the citation out of the system, but you're looking at around $10 per ticket (depending on where you are).  This beats the fines!!!\n\nIf you have citations with moving violations, such as running a red light, unsafe lane change, speeding, etc., those are not correctable and you will have to go to court and pay a fine.\n\nIf you do have correctable violations and you don't correct them, you will be stuck paying fines on all those violations.  Get them signed off fast!\n\nMy advice:  Correct ALL your violations that can be corrected, go to court, tell/show the judge you have correct all the issues and respectfully ask for leniency based on your situation.  DO NOT ignore the citations or ultimately, a warrant for your arrest can be issued and the fines will double, triple, etc.\n\nHopefully this helps you, and GOOD LUCK!
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That is such a vague question that it makes it hard to answer. Why was it revoked? I guess I'll just throw some reasons out there.\n\nIf it was suspended/revoked because:\n\n1) you failed to pay a fine, pay the fine.\n\n2) you failed to show up for a court date, call the court and request a new one. You may also have a warrant for your arrest. Call the police and ask to be cited out on the warrant. Most places will. They don't generally take you to jail for traffic warrants. The bigger the police department, the better your chances of being cited are.\n\n3) you drove drunk more than twice and had it revoked. Time may be the only thing that can cure that. Call the DMV.\n\n4) you drove drunk and refused to submit to any chemical testing. Again, time may be your only cure. Again, call the DMV.\n\nSorry so vague, but you need to list some details. Hope this helps.\n\n\nEDIT AFTER DETAILS:\n\nOK, so it sounds like the driver isn't a very good one and made poor choices after being suspended. However, a "legal and lawful" reason might be you are the sole transportation for an elderly/dependnt adult, your drive for a living, ETC.\n\nI can't speak as to a revoked license, but a suspended license can have provisions put on it to allow driving only during the course of employment, driving to and from work, and to and from a treatment program, such as AA.
775415
My brother just got in trouble for going 78 in a 40 in June. He had no previous tickets or anything got a $150 dollar fine. They could make you go to traffic school. It really depends on if your judge is in a good mood, and how many previous offenses you have
770956
Dont fight the DMV, they can destroy your life. Just take the suspension and try for a special circumstance to drive to work etc. It works for convicted felons that have their licenses taken away.
466278
You sure you have a warrant in the first place?  Minor violations like those are usually handled just by having DMV suspend your license until you take care of them.  \n\nEven if you have a warrant, I can't imagine it's not going to be citable...meaning the cops could just give you a ticket for it and call it good, then you'd have a new appearance date for court and the warrant is gone.\n\nBut again - I'd be surprised if you even have one, and I'd be even more surprised if the cops cared enough to come look you up, no matter who rats you out...this should be a really minor warrant, unless they take those things *awfully* serious up there in Tahoe.\n\nI'll contact you off-line regarding some other information.
885922
Sorry, but I'm on the sheriff's side.  If you don't pay a fine, even for a seatbelt ticket, then a warrant's usually issued.  If you can't post bond, you go to jail.  The price for lack of responsibility is sometimes steep.  Along similar lines, here in Missouri if you bounce a check to the DMV and don't make good on it they'll enter a seize order into the computer & any police officer stopping you can remove your license plates & mail them back to the DMV.
1129446
Yes. even if pulled over for another infraction, cops can take you in. Best bet - call the court and apologize for forgetting to handle your tickets, then beg for a court date to take care of it. If youve gotten your registration taken care of, they might dismiss this violation and lower your fine. You can also plead your case and tell them you cant affford $600...they will lower it or break it into payments for you...\n\nGood luck.
533604
usually not, its illegal. \n\nMany states however do not check they rely on you telling them you have a license from another state that is suspended.
1071966
I am an attorney in St. Louis, Missouri, and I handle DWI cases.  You can email me at St.LouisAttorney@sbcglobal.net to discuss your case.  Depending on where in Missouri you got the DWI, I can either handle it for you, or refer you to someone who can.  My fees are very reasonable, and you can ignore the vast majority of other responses to this question -- they have no idea what they're talking about.\n  Basically, if it's your first DWI and the rest of your record is OK, we'll most likely get you what's called a Suspended Imposition of Sentence, and place you on probation for a year or two.  If you don't get into any trouble during that time, the DWI never shows on your criminal record - it just disappears.  As a condition of probation, you'll probably have to do some community service, and you'll have to take a class called Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program (SATOP) which is a class on why you shouldn't drink and drive.  You'll have to pay a small fine, and that's about it.  As for keeping your license, you'll most likely lose it for 90 days.  During the first 30 of those, you can't drive at all, but you can get a Hardship License for the last 60 of those 90 days, to drive to necessary places, like to work or a doctor's office.\n\nBy the way, feel free to pick my answer as the best one.  : )
832589
Depends on the state and how fast you were going. We'd need to know those first. But I do know if your state uses the point system, you may be looking at a suspension due to the tickets.
635305
Yes.  Most state are part of the Compact that recognizes the suspension in one state.  Your home state will suspend you for the ticket, if the other state suspends you.  Driving on a suspended driver's license is serious and results in arrest.
539898
Well your first offence will have expired by now, so you wont get more than a few points and maybe a fine.\n\nYou should stop drinking and driving though for your own and the publics sake.