Charged with Driving Without a Driver's License?

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Is Driving Without a License a Criminal Offense?

Any person found driving a vehicle without a driver's license will be in violation of the law. In the state of Nevada, driving without a license, or with an expired or invalid license, is a misdemeanor offense punishable by up to 6 months in jail and up to $1,000 in fines.

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If you have recently been ticketed for driving without a license, it is very important that you understand the seriousness of your situation. Unlike a simple traffic infraction, driving without a license is a criminal offense. For this reason, it is in your best interest to work with a skilled Las Vegas traffic ticket attorney who can protect your best interest and defend you against your charges.

As an experienced Las Vegas traffic ticket lawyer I have defended many clients who were facing repercussions for driving without a license. Whether you were ticketed for simply leaving your driver's license at home, or you were charged for driving without ever having obtained a license, I can provide you with the legal counsel you need to address your situation and work towards resolving your case successfully.

Other Traffic Violations

Many of these types of cases involve other traffic violations, as a driver is usually found to be driving without a license after being pulled over for a different offense. If you have received a ticket for another traffic violation, in addition to a ticket for driving without a valid license, I can help you fight your other ticket as well.

Throughout my career I have represented cases involving all types of traffic offenses, including:

• Driving under the influence (DUI)
• Speeding
• Reckless Driving
• Running a red light
• Improper passing
• Improper lane changes
• Traffic control device violations