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I got two tickets for unlicensed driving but one I forgot to Pay The Ticket Which End Up Causing my permit to be suspended

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First ticket I got I was in minor accident which cops was call to the scene nothing major I never got to paid the ticket because someone had stole my wallet which the ticket was in my wallet.Later on I got note saying the my permit has been suspended.The second ticket I was parked wen cops got a complain that I had nothing to do With it. didn't had my i.d permit because I had lost it with my wallet which the first ticket was there. So the cop wrote me ticket for driving without a license which I was parked not Driving.this Was Before My Permit Was Suspended That I Got Both Tickets.Now I wondering how much this will cost me n how would effect on getting my license.

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Jason Bay ZeiglerCriminal Defense AttorneySyracuse, NY ·
If your ability to drive in New York was suspended for failing to appear in court to answer a ticket then it is likely that you were charged with a misdemeanor. You should consult with an attorney in your area on how to proceed. There should be things you can do to obtain a reduction. An attorney will be able to help you with that and is likely to be able to get you a better reduction than you can get on your own.
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Amir Hassan SadaghianiCriminal Defense AttorneyChester, NY ·
Sounds like your second charge was Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle in the 3rd Degree, a misdemeanor crime. You will be prosecuted by the District Attorney's Office in the local court for the jurisdiction where you were driving. You should not plea guilty. You should hire a criminal defense attorney. If you cannot afford one, contact the local court and they will direct you to call the Legal Aid Society or public defender. You should also go to a Department of Motor Vehicle Office and get a abstract of your driving history. Find out why your licensed is suspended or revoked, and address the issue with the local court that suspended your license.
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Mark Fluery ·
It sounds like you have been charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 3rd Degree, a misdemeanor, and most courts will require you to have a lawyer and will appoint you one if you can't afford it. You will have to take care of paying the initial ticket before the matter will be disposed of. In some upstate courts the judge would allow you to speak to the district attorney on your first appearance provided you have proof that all prior matters have been resolved.
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