A long question that needs to be answered for extra credit for school?

lets say that a minor(around 17, for example) takes his parent's car out to the electronics store for his selfish needs. But the catch is that the minor doesn't have a licease or permit, not anything. & also, the minor bumps into another car w/ people in it. there is no damage whatsoever, nobody was hurt, but the minor has to go to court for a suspension to get his licease. BUT, the judge didn't send the notice for the court date yet. The question is if the minor gets his licease before the court date, is the case dismissed, or is there an alternate punishment?

(also, there was no insurance on the car the minor took, & that the victims didn't press charges. don't know if that plays a factor anywhere...)

Btw, no, tats not me cuz....

1. im in my early goddamn 20's!!
2. da prof. is tricky like tat, inno y....
& 3. have u seen gas these days?!, im better off w/ a taxi. Sure, $14 a day, but im ok w/ tat....

If the minor does not possess valid auto insurance, he/she will likely be charged (unlikely sentenced), be placed on probation, and have his/her license suspended.

If the minor gets his/her license before the court date, the case is NOT dismissed, as the initial issue of the minor driving without auto insurance, a license, and hitting another car, has not been resolved. Either way, a court appearance will occur.

i dont now for sure maybe google it???

Thats tricky.
It also matters what state you live in and what kind of court system they have set up. The laws everywhere are different.
I don't think though, that the minor would be able to get his license, because the car accident would involve police, and it would already be on his record. So, the people at the DMV would know he wasn't supposed to have it, and wouldn't give it to him. & they'd probably punish him for driving without a license anyways.

According to Air America's Lionel (an attorney - and brilliant talk show host BTW), the answer to any legal question is ALWAYS the same .... " It Depends".
Hence the need for JUDGES. - A Judge is someone who judges, which means to consider all the CIRCUMSTANCES and then make a decision - which they can sometimes even concoct a rational or justification for making that decision. If his decision is justified then I guess we have justice. Doesn't usually happen that way though. Was the Supreme Court justified in handing the country over Bush so he could destroy it? Tell your teacher that his apparent vision of systematic justice only exists in the text books. It all about Politics, Money, and Power, which are pretty much synonomous. That is the facts of the case.

Run RUN RUN RUN never come back

Driving without a license.
Driving without insurance.

You really are a responsible person, aren't you?

6 months in the slammer.

Things will be in your favor when you show up to court and have proof of a drivers license.

The judge will probably still take the "minor"s license away for a period of time.
Doesn't really sound like a school problem. Sounds more like an "OH MY GOD WHAT DID I DO"? problem lol

It depends on the state, I believe. Most states have laws that take your age at the time of the incident. Few others take your age at the time of the court.

he will probly wont be able to riveve his lincence

the real question is was this you? :)

no it wouldnt be dismissed. they would still bring him in and the judge would decide most likely to take his license away for awhile.

I'm sure that it will be an alternate punishment. When the judge sees the date of when the license was acquired and date of the accident he/she will know he drove without a license. Things like that don't get away easy.

Was the police involved in the accident? If so, he would of been charged on the spot.

Of course the kid is guilty since he will probably be booked before he even gets into court. which means he will probably get booked on the scene

lol. This doesn't sound like extra credit. Sounds like a situation you may have gotten yourself into. But to answer your question, no, the case will not be dismissed for the simple fact that the person has committed a misdemeanor, which is driving without a license. They can't ignore that and the judge will frown upon it. As for the "alternate" punishment, there might not be an "alternate" one but the judge may make the person pay a fine and/ or do community service and will definitely suspend the license regardless of the time that person has or will get their license. In the end, it's up to the judge but I can promise you that the odds are not in his or her favor. Also, driving without insurance is a nice ticket and fine.

"Additional details": LOL. Are you getting mad because it's obvious you aren't fooling anyone? Say hello to mister judge for me.