Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche and I’m your Virginia traffic attorney.
If you’re charged with driving on suspended or any kind of license offense where there
are prior convictions that could be used against you, we definitely need to get those priors.
We need to get certified copies of them so we can see if there’s an argument we can
use in your defense at court, especially if you’re driving on suspended cases.
The third offense is an offense that carries a mandatory minimum 10 days in jail.
If you’re found guilty of a third offense, you have to go to jail for 10 days.
However, if we can find issues with one or more of your prior convictions to make it
where they can’t be used against you in court, it could mean the difference between
you going to jail for 10 days versus walking out of the courthouse.
Every case is different and the facts of every case depend upon each unique case and past
cases don’t indicate future success.
I have to tell you all that mess, but in some cases, I’ve been successful in helping clients
fight their driving on suspended cases because of these issues.
These issues don’t have, work in every case.
It’s not always a good defense because there are some times the paperwork is done correctly,
but in a recent case, there was a charge of driving on a suspended second offense where
the prosecutor wants jail time.
I was able to find the prior for my client and the judge didn’t actually check the
box that said I find you guilty, so that prior should not be able to be used against my client
in court.
Little issues like that that a layman wouldn’t even understand or know how to argue if you
even saw it on the paper is one reason why you want to talk with someone who does traffic
defense every day like I do so I can help you leverage the case to the best advantage
that we can get to try to keep you out of jail for your driving on suspended or other
license-related offense.
So if this is a situation you’re in, contact me today so we can get started discussing
your case.