Legal Question in Traffic Law in Florida

Re: Son needs FL license....reply

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I am unsure exactly what you are asking. If there is a warrant for your son's arrest, he must answer to it. If not, it will catch up to him in the future and will only be worse. You can rest assured that the only guarantee is that it will not go away if ignored.

Your son should retain an attorney to represent him in this matter. An attorney might be able to work out some sort of plea to avoid any jail. It does seem that there is more to this that you stated as a person does not usually get sentenced to jail for an accident.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.