Normally, if you receive a ticket in Jacksonville, Florida, you are given options. You may pay the Jacksonville traffic ticket. You may elect to take the traffic school. You may set a court date and appear in Duval County traffic court. However, in some cases, normally Criminal Traffic Citation, you…
If your Florida driver’s license is suspended and you are stopped by a police officer, you will either be issued a traffic citation or arrested. If you are driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license and you are unaware of the revocation or suspension, you will be cited for…
Quite often, a minor crime will lead to a major crime. For instance, I have seen Jacksonville Criminal Defendants that have had their drivers licenses suspended habitual traffic offenders. Like most people, Jacksonville habitual traffic offenders have jobs and families that they need to support. Therefore, they end up driving…
I read the story about the Jacksonville Police Officer that refused to give a blood sample for the purpose of determining whether or not he was driving under the influence to the extent that he was impaired (Jacksonville.com) (See Jacksonville Police Officer Refuses DUI Blood Test for St. Johns County…
Jacksonville Police Officer, Michael E. Rolison, declined to take a blood test after being involved in a car accident. Officer Rolison of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was driving home in his patrol car “when he was involved in the wreck on Greenbriar Road in St. Johns County, according to the…
In Jacksonville, Florida, a habitual traffic offender (HTO) is a driver whose Florida driver’s license has been suspended for 5 years. The Florida driver’s license five (5) year suspension occurred, because of violations listed in Florida Statute Section 322.264. Many people receive notice of the Jacksonville Florida Driver’s License Suspension…
The Florida law that governs Jacksonville five-year driver’s license suspension for habitual traffic offenders is Florida Statute Section 322.264. This Florida driver’s license law defines “habitual traffic offender” as: “any person whose record, as maintained by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, shows that such person has accumulated…
If you receive a speeding ticket or any traffic citation in another state, Florida may assess points against your Florida license. According to Florida Statute Section 322.27(e), a conviction in another state of a traffic violation that would violate the laws of Florida if committed in Florida may be recorded…
The amount of points that are placed on a Florida Driver’s License for speeding tickets and other traffic citations can vary. The points will range anywhere from 3 to 6 points. The scale is set forth in Florida Statute Section 322.27(d) for Florida moving violations. This Florida Traffic Law is…
I often hear the question: “How do I get my driver’s license back in Florida?” Many Florida drivers have had their Florida driver’s licenses suspended due to excessive points. If you receive a Florida traffic ticket that is a moving violation, points will be assessed to your license pursuant to…