[sosracer]

In short i was arrested for no license, no reg, no insurance. I know it was stupid. I served my time and paid my fine. The court on the other hand decided to further screw me over since i got all the tickets wrapped up into AUO 3rd, and facilitating. They decided to go ahead and throw no insurance revokation for 1 year on there even tho that charge was dropped with the plea. Is it even legal to undo a plea after it's all paid for?

I'm trying to get my license back so I'm able to drive and at least be able to get to school and work etc.. But is there a way to get them to stick to the plea and remove the revokation so i can just worry about my suspensions in other towns?

 

[sosracer]

and part of the plea is ensuring i get my license back by march. This court that made that plea has made that an impossibility by throwing the 1 year revoke out there, against plea

 

[fartbomber]

In short i was arrested for no license, no reg, no insurance. I know it was stupid. I served my time and paid my fine. The court on the other hand decided to further screw me over since i got all the tickets wrapped up into AUO 3rd, and facilitating. They decided to go ahead and throw no insurance revokation for 1 year on there even tho that charge was dropped with the plea. Is it even legal to undo a plea after it's all paid for?

I'm trying to get my license back so I'm able to drive and at least be able to get to school and work etc.. But is there a way to get them to stick to the plea and remove the revokation so i can just worry about my suspensions in other towns?

Did you have an attorney or did you represent yourself?
A plea is not undone once it is entered.
The no insurance for 1 year penalty may have been added in lieu of being charged with no insurance. I'm not 100% sure but it's my guess. What that means is that you don't get charged with the traffic offense, you don't pay fees for that charge, and it doesn't end up on your driving record. Your lawyer may have explained it to you but you may not have understood everything considering you had multiple charges.

You can always get a driver's license without having to get car insurance. What the court has done is prevent you from insuring your own car. That means after getting your driver's license back, you can technically drive, but it has to be someone else's car that is registered and insured.

 

[sosracer]

There is only a penalty for being convicted, which this doesnt even show up on my abstract, and all the tickets were reduced to the 2 or 3, none of which have a revoke on them. and the revoking is on my license, not insurance. my license is revoked for 1 year, on a ticket i was never convicted on.. a ticket that was reduced / dismissed.

I had a public defender.

 

[RedWabbit]

request court documents and sift through them figure out whats going on. contact public defender and explain whats going on.

 

[sosracer]

ya gave them a call last friday.. but they're only open on thursday. so we'll see what happens

 

[sosracer]

awesome. someone was in early and they found the error and are sending in paperwork to remove the revoked license

 

[fartbomber]

awesome. someone was in early and they found the error and are sending in paperwork to remove the revoked license

I thought you said revoked insurance for 1 year.
Anyway, glad you got it all sorted out.