can you go to prison in montana for driving with a revoked license ?
963111
Not prison but up to 6 months in the jail in the county in which you are convicted, along with an extension of the loss of your liscence and as much as two grand in fines... for your first driving on a suspended offense, after that it gets worse.\nI am my roommates chauffeur because he lost his liscence for an extra year over exactly this issue and did 7 days in jail plus 3 months of house arrest... That was a joy, having the sheriff call several times a day and drop by at random 4 to 6 times a week to verify that he was where he was supposed to be.
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.
913625
If bail is an option, they may let him out on his own recognizance. If it is treated the same as a Violation of Probation, he may have to stay in jail till his court date.\n\nGood Luck to you both. However keep in mind that driving on a suspended license is illegal for a really good reason. Needing to drive for work is not a valid reason. If he had bit the bullet & paid all the fees, he would not have this problem. (Don't tell me he could not afford it as I paid my fine on time & got teh windshield replaced with an under poverty income.) He could have hired a driver for this period or asked friends for rides, or use the bus? I had to do that for 2 months while my car was laid up. I cost me no more than the gas would have cost.
986624
Your license was suspended but it was not terminated. So No you don't. I had my license suspended by the court for failure to appear. I forgot I had a ticket and when I found it I went to the court and paid the fine. My license was re-instated.Unless it states that you must renew your license then it will just be reinstated. Check with the county clerks office at the court.
51123
Wow.\n\nDriving without a valid license (one that has never been issued or is expired), is a misdemeanor in California.  Misdemeanors are punishable in this state by up to one year in the county jail (this one may be only up to six months...I didn't check, but your first offense isn't going to result in *any* jail time anyway).\n\nThere's a fine...maybe a couple hundred bucks.\n\nThe car you're driving will likely be towed and possibly impounded for up to 30 days.  That will be more expensive than any fine a judge will hand out.\n\nYou *could* be arrested and booked into a jail.  If you had no official identification, you might even be held for court or until your identity was positively established.\n\nOn the whole, I'd recommend an English class and a driver's license.  Both will save you a lot of time and grief.
1156188
You are not being scammed by the system.  Anyone who is charged and found guilty of a DUI must take a course through the Division of Motor Vehicles.  Go to the DMV website for your county and there will be a link to what you need to do.  If your boyfriend does not take the course, he may lose his license for good---never get them back---maybe pay a huge fine, and ---if the judge feels your boyfriend failed to take the course simply because he did not want to take the course, he could be charged with contempt of court or violating a court order and be sent to jail for whatever period of time the judge thinks is appropriate.\n\nGo the DMV website for the county you live in.  Either that, or find a lawyer.
1165849
You cannot.  You used to be able to but now all of the BMV computers are linked.  Plus I think it might be a felony in some states. You could definatly be arrested for trying.
945799
They wouldn't make you surrender it physically, but they would ban you from driving for a certain time, and if you are caught doing it anyway, there would be bigger rouble pronto. Hope that demystifies it for you?
1183459
You can lose your license for this. You have to appear in court for this one. Hope you have a good reason for that, your tail is hanging in the wind.
954370
If you have a license it will be gone for a yr if its ur first dui offence and if you pled guilty you might get fined but maybe driving school to get ur license back after ur yr is up nothing major tho as long as this is ur first dui offense if its like ur 3rd dui u prolly go to jail
249630
Not if your on hold for a parole violation.  They can keep you until you go back to court and they decide if your going to have your parole revoked and have to go back and serve the remainder of you original sentence.
878151
If you live in Michigan they will.  Michigan has zero tolerance for underage drinking.\n\n\n-I just thought I would update this for all you who have chastised her for drinking and driving.  No where in her question does it say she was driving!!!  If she had been drinking and driving she would have gotten more than just a ticket for minor in possesion.  Some states will take away a minors driving license just for being in possesion of alcohol even when they are not in a vehicle.
981710
only if you want to go to jail can you tell them that
793795
Polo, here is the sad truth:  He won't approve it.  There are guidelines that the judge has to adhere to.  He cannot allow you to take a second defensive driving class within the specified time.  Sorry.  You failed to tell us the State in which you received the tickets.  There might be slightly different laws from state to state.
911805
You will not go to jail because the person that is operating the motor vehicle (that's legal jargon for who is driving) is the person who is liable for any offences committed with the car.  \n\nIf you are licensed and/or the owner of the car you will be given a citation and/or fined for letting someone drive without them having the authority (authority = driver's license) to do so.\n\nIf neither of you are licensed, you guys will need to find a different mode of transportation and the vehicle will be towed at the expense of the owner of the car, plus other charges the police will add with their work on the matter.
931836
You are on a multi-state list of drivers with suspended licenses. Most states will not issue you a new license until your old state has released you from the suspension. Whether the old state will allow you to take a DUI course out-of-state is up to them.\n\nThere is a lot of stuff on this online. Google <DUI [your old state]> and see what comes up.\n\nWhatever you do, don't take the advice of the guy who said to apply without saying anything. I believe all states ask whether your license is suspended elsewhere. To lie about it opens you up to nasty things.\n\nAccording to MADD, 50-70% of suspended drivers drive anyway. Don't do it -- your insurance is void if you do.
189467
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.