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Tampa Criminal Lawyer Prevents 5 Year License Suspension

Posted by: William Hanlon
September 22, 2006

CITATION #005-596-SFG; 005-596-SFG; 005-597-SFG; Judge Margaret Courtney
Date: August 8, 2006

FACTS: The defendant was arrested on another driving while license suspended charge qualifying him for habitualization and a five year suspension of his license.

DEFENSE: The defendant was able to obtain a valid license, and further negotiations with the State in regards to the defendant's driving history led to an amendment of the charges.

RESULT: The defendant's charges were amended to No Valid Driver's License and the traffic infractions were dismissed.

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