Alexandria, VA asked in Traffic Tickets and Juvenile Law for Virginia

Q: My daughter got charged as a minor for driving without a permit but will be 18 by her court date.(please read details).

My daughter got charged as a minor for driving without a license and past curfew. However she had her permit and is getting her license before her court date. What will happen to her license and how will she be charged ? What else do I need to know ?

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Wilfred Yeargan
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Fairfax, VA
  • Licensed in Virginia

A: Those are misdemeanor criminal charges. On a first offense in juvenile traffic court, I usually request that the judge defer the case for six months for dismissal with completion of a driver improvement course and good behavior. Contact an experienced juvenile traffic lawyer for advice. My office offer free consultations at 703-352-9044.

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