#trafficcrimes

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Vehicle Code section 14601 makes it a crime to drive a vehicle when you know that your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked. You can be found guilty of driving on a suspended license under Vehicle Code section 14601 if your license was suspended or revoked for any number of reasons, including:

Being declared a negligent operator by the DMV for having too many points on your license

A mental or physical disability, such as seizures

A conviction for California DUI or another traffic related offense

Unpaid child support or fees/fines that have gone to collections

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Shoplifting, under Penal Code 459.5, is defined as entering a place of business, with the intent to steal merchandise worth $950 or less. Shoplifting is essentially entering a business with the intent to commit a petty theft. This crime was created by the voter initiative Proposition 47 in 2014. Prior to the passage of Prop 47, this same crime could have been charged instead as a burglary. For most defendants, shoplifting is a misdemeanor with potential penalties including a fine of up to $1,000 and/or up to six (6) months in county jail.

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Traffic Crimes -  Driving on a suspended license under Vehicle Code section 14601 VC is a crime and has a potential jail imprisonment and a substantial fine. Additionally, driving on a suspended license is already a criminal offense and can be faced with additional charges. 

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Drug Crimes - Have you been suspected to be under the influence of a controlled substance or narcotic? You are about to face real deal of certain punishments for this offence.  For some violations, programs may be negotiated by your Santa Rosa attorney to allow for a dismissal of charges upon completion and to avoid jail time.