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Law Offices of Jason Jackson & Assoc | Defend Indiana

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Traffic Violation Attorneys

For most families in Hamilton County, driving privileges are not a luxury. They are a necessity. If you have received a moving violation, however, this charge puts your ability to drive at risk. Charges or tickets can cause your insurance rates to spike or can result in a license suspension. Getting advice from a qualified professional can help you fight these charges and avoid a costly outcome.

When Hamilton County residents have been charged with DUI, have received speeding tickets or had other traffic violations, they contact Law Offices of Jason Jackson & Assoc. Our attorney, Jason Jackson, is the founding lawyer of our criminal defense firm. He has practiced law since 2000 and applies his knowledge of Indiana’s laws to achieve the best outcome for your situation.

Call 317-678-0247 to schedule a free initial consultation about your traffic violation.

Types Of Traffic Offenses In Indiana

In Indiana, traffic offenses vary widely and can impact your driving record and finances. Understanding these offenses is crucial to avoiding potential penalties and maintaining safe driving habits.

Firstly, moving violations are common traffic offenses. These include:

  • Speeding
  • Running red lights
  • Reckless driving

These violations can lead to penalties including:

  • Fines
  • Points on your license
  • Increased insurance rates.

Additionally, nonmoving violations, like parking offenses, do not involve the vehicle in motion but can still result in fines. Examples include:

  • Illegal parking
  • Expired meter violations
  • Parking in a handicapped zone without a permit

Moreover, serious offenses, such as driving under the influence (DUI), carry more severe penalties. These can include:

  • License suspension
  • Hefty fines
  • Mandatory education programs
  • Imprisonment

These penalties can affect your personal and professional life.

Being aware of the types of traffic offenses can help you maintain a clean record. Always adhere to traffic laws to avoid these issues and ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road.

Exploring All Options To Limit The Impact Of A Conviction

Many drivers believe that paying the fine and pleading guilty will end their legal problems. Depending on the situation, you may still receive points on your license or a drunk driving charge on your record.

When you consult with us, we will identify the repercussions of the decisions you make. You can rely on us to defend your interests when we represent you for matters related to:

  • Drunk driving charges, including misdemeanor and felony DUI/OWI charges and underage DUI
  • Traffic violations resulting in speeding tickets, red light camera tickets or seat belt tickets
  • Criminal charges related to reckless driving, road rage and other issues

In Indiana, certain drivers who have had their licenses suspended can qualify for hardship licenses. Also known as specialized driving permits, these licenses reinstate driving privileges in limited situations. As local attorneys, we use our extensive experience in Hamilton County and surrounding courts to create strong arguments for your case.

You are entitled to the best legal representation. Contact our office to receive the guidance you deserve.

What Are Specialized Driving Privileges?

In Indiana, specialized driving privileges (SDP) offer limited driving rights to those with a suspended license. It’s a valuable option for maintaining essential responsibilities and ensuring you can fulfill daily obligations.

Firstly, SDP allows driving for specific purposes, for example:

  • Work
  • School
  • Medical appointments

This can help you manage daily tasks despite a suspension and reduce the impact on your family and career.

Moreover, obtaining SDP requires a petition to the court. You must demonstrate a need for these privileges, comply with any court-imposed conditions and show a commitment to adhering to driving laws.

Additionally, SDP is not available for all offenses. Certain serious violations, like habitual traffic offenses, may disqualify you from eligibility and require alternative solutions to address your driving needs.

Overall, specialized driving privileges can be a lifeline if your license is suspended. Consider seeking legal advice to explore your eligibility and the application process, ensuring you can continue to meet your responsibilities effectively.

Understand Your Options Before You Pay The Fine. Talk To A Skilled Attorney Today.

For your convenience, you can schedule your free consultation at our Noblesville office online or over the phone at 317-678-0247.