Under Age 21

Citizens in Georgia under the age of 21 are often treated more harshly than those people who are older than 21. Don’t try to navigate the confusing laws and punishments for under 21 individuals alone. Call the law firm of Matthew K. Hube, P.C. now to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney about your case.

Some special laws exist for under 21 individuals with special punishments that are not suffered by the rest of the population in Georgia, for example:

You are convicted of speeding more than 24 miles per hour over the speed limit, your

Georgia driver’s license will be suspended for a period of 6 months.

You are convicted of reckless driving, your Georgia driver’s license will be suspended for a period of 6 months.

You are convicted of either purchasing alcohol or operating a vehicle while possessing alcohol, your Georgia driver’s license will be suspended for a period of 6 months.

You are convicted of DUI, your Georgia driver’s license will be suspended for either 6 months or a year depending on your blood alcohol level. If you are under 21 and convicted of DUI, you are not eligible for any kind of limited permit. You simply cannot drive during the entire length of your license suspension.

You are convicted of minor in possession of alcohol, you can spend time in jail, on probation, and pay large fines.

Having a criminal conviction or a lengthy driver’s license suspension at such a young age can be a real detriment to your future. Don’t try to go it alone. Call the law firm of Matthew K. Hube, P.C. now to get help with your case.