Turning myself in to the courthouse tomorrow for a warrant, wish me luck!

Here jail isn't an option, but my charges for driving suspended are.

I build houses. They took away my building license... and my MA HIC (ability to create contracts) too.

They took away my fishing license lol.

I paid almost 100k in 9 years and all of it was suspended for 7k.

Should have kept your dick in your pants with the added bonus of not contributing to mouth breathers and over population.

I'd suggest taking a fucking lawyer with that $4,000.....


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For a first offense, your sentence may involve a maximum of 10 days in jail and a fine between $500 and $1,000. (Mass. Gen. laws ch. 90, § 23.) For a subsequent offense, your sentence may involve a jail sentence between 60 days and one year. (Mass. Gen. laws ch. 90, § 23.)
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I went to college and my primary language is coherent statements. I just don't know how to respond...

Beware OP, if this is your 4th time for driving under suspension, they may very well just outright revoke your license this time.

Then your screwed.

Awwww, fuck off. Chip why??? Lol.

Hey good luck out there

Wow. How do they expect someone to pay if they take away his livelihood? Makes no sense.

You might not want to drive to court or they will take that $4000 as payment for parking your car for a month and add another count of driving on a suspended...lol

Good luck to you. I don't miss Tax-achusetts.

I have 0 tolerence for anti-breeder shit.

If I moderated my threads you'd be banned fuck face.

^wrong state, your state is actually worse.


Driving a vehicle when your license is suspended or revoked is a crime in Maryland. You may be fined or incarcerated if you are convicted.

The maximum jail sentence for a conviction depends on the reason for the crime and whether you have prior convictions for driving on a suspended license. In certain situations, the maximum sentence may be two months incarceration and a $500 fine. (Md. Code, Transp. § 27-101(c)(13-14).)

In other situations, the sentence for a first offense may include a maximum of a year incarceration and a $1,000 fine. (Md. Code, Transp. § 27-101 (h)(1).)

The sentence for a second or subsequent offense may include a maximum of two years incarceration and a $1,000 fine. (Md. Code, Transp. § 27-101(h)(2).)

In addition, a conviction may result in your license being revoked. Maryland places 12 points on your license for a conviction for driving after suspension or revocation. (Md. Code, Transp. § 27-101(a)(31).) Your license may be revoked when you accumulate 12 points. (Md. Code, Transp. § 16-404(a)(3).)

In some circumstances, your vehicle may be impounded for up to 180 days. (Md. Code, Transp. § 27-11(c)(1).)

I will never feed thay system.

That's Chip's version of a hug.

It needs a bit of work.

Here you can get a waiver to that suspension for driving to and from work. Just can't drive anywhere else.

Yep, I'd have hired a lawyer.

Thank you and so much respect back...

I know, it's why your my fave bro...

...then dont bitch about not being able to afford child support. If you cant afford them do us all a favor and dont breed Clevon...

It doesn't make sense, but its what they do stateside.

I prayed on it first and rhe lord said I could tell you to fuck off...

So FUCK OFF.

I see that.

Take a duffle bag and a gun to Mexico.

You are better off there!

Well hopefully it all works out for you tomorrow.

God, we ask you to help 7thAdamu to handle the shit that drops onto life's highway. In Jesus' Name!

I got 190 days in la. County jail ,did 8 and currently doing 17 days in work release. I got 10 days left .good luck bro.

Hey dick, I develop property and have made more money since January 1st then you will make all year... I'm divorced and my wives and kids each live in 800k houses and when I got kicked out I bought another one.

Loser basement dweller.

Thank you :)

should just flee to another state

Why the hell do you sit there like a sitting duck?

$4,000 will get you a long way and a hot bitch in a lot of countries!

Why?

Thanks for the hard work, but I'm in Mass.