That sounds like a tough situation! If you want to deter your cousin from breaking the law, let him know that driving with a revoked license is at least a misdemeanor and may be a felony in some cases.
If it’s considered a misdemeanor in the state where the driver was charged, they may face:
Jail time of up to 364 days
Fines as high as thousands of dollars
A driver’s license revocation is typically classified as a felony if:
A license is revoked due to DUI
A driver injures someone while driving on a revoked license
It’s a driver’s second offense of driving with a revoked license
Either way, the charge is likely to have far-reaching legal ramifications, will leave a permanent mark on one’s criminal record, and can affect a person’s opportunities for employment.
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