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DRIVING WITH A SUSPENDED LICENSE

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To prove the offense of driving with a suspended license, the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt:

 

            1.      Defendant drove a motor vehicle upon a highway in the state.

 

            2.      At the time the Defendant’s license privilege was suspended, revoked, or canceled.

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            3.      At the time the Defendant drove the motor vehicle, he/she knew that his/her driving privilege was suspended, revoked, or canceled.

 

Section 322.34, Florida Statutes, addresses the offense of driving while a license is suspended.

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