Operating After Suspension Consequences

Summary

Operating After Suspension (OAS) in New Hampshire can result in fines ranging from $500 to $1,000 for the first offense, and mandatory jail time for subsequent offenses within 7 years. A conviction can also raise your insurance premiums. While your charge was reduced, consider consulting a legal professional to evaluate the impact on your driving record and insurance.

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Operating after suspension
Hello, it appears you've been charged with Operating After Suspension (OAS). The seriousness of this violation varies by location. Could you please specify your location so I can provide accurate information?
My name is Stanton Nelson. My was charged in New Hampshire USA
Hello Stanton, in New Hampshire, Operating After Suspension (OAS) is considered a motor vehicle offense. It can result in:
- A fine of $* to $*,* for the first offense.
- A mandatory *-day jail sentence for a second offense within 7 years.
- A mandatory *-day jail sentence for a third offense within 7 years.
Will it raise my insurance?
Yes, Stanton. A conviction for Operating After Suspension (OAS) in New Hampshire can raise your insurance premiums, as insurers often view it as a risk factor. However, the exact impact varies by insurance company.
It was already knocked down from a misdemeanor..should I still fight it?
Hello Stanton. While your charge was reduced, the final decision should be based on several factors. This includes your financial situation, potential insurance increase, and the potential impact on your driving record. Consulting with a legal professional can provide more personalized advice.