Summary
In Florida, driving without a license is a second-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. Driving an unregistered vehicle is a noncriminal traffic infraction, punishable by a $30 fine. If your vehicle has been confiscated under these circumstances, you can file a motion for the return of your property if its not part of an ongoing investigation. Consultation with a local attorney is recommended.Full Conversation
Cops took my truck and trailer with *$ worth of tools and I couldn't get them back
What was the reason given by the police for confiscating your truck, trailer, and tools?
I had no licence and vehicle wasn't registered
What state did this occur in? Different states have different rules regarding unlicensed and unregistered vehicles.
Flo
I'm sorry, but "Flo" isn't a recognized state. Could you please clarify the state where this incident occurred?
Florida
What was the date of the incident?
In Florida, driving without a license or with an unregistered vehicle can result in vehicle impoundment.
September27
In Florida:
- Driving without a license is a second-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $* fine.
- Driving an unregistered vehicle is a noncriminal traffic infraction, punishable by a $* fine.
Nearest Court: Miami-Dade County Court, * W Flagler St, Miami, FL *, (*) *-*.
Case is done my truck has not been returned instead they released truck to previous owner
What was the court's decision regarding the ownership of your truck?
Was not brought up
Did you file a motion for the return of your property in court? In Florida, you can file a motion for return of property if it's not part of an ongoing investigation.
No
You may want to consider filing a motion for the return of your property. Consult with a local attorney for assistance. Nearest Court: Miami-Dade County Court, * W Flagler St, Miami, FL *, (*) *-*.