Summary
Driving with an expired license in Kansas can result in a misdemeanor charge, fines up to $1,000, jail time up to 6 months, and potential license suspension. Purchasing cigarettes with an expired ID may not be illegal but varies by store policy. Consult a lawyer before speaking with the police.Full Conversation
I got called to go to the police station for an issue they are investigating and the only thing I could think of is I tried buying cigarettes and my license was expired and I assume the cashier called the police on me because she thought I drove off or something
Hello ****. To provide you with the best advice, I need to know your location. Also, did they provide any specific reason for calling you to the police station?
Kansas.
Hello ****. In Kansas:
- Driving with an expired license can lead to a misdemeanor charge.
- Purchasing cigarettes with an expired ID may not be illegal but varies by store policy.
Before attending the police station, consider seeking legal counsel.
Just the date and place it occurred
Hello ****, that's helpful. Can you please let me know when and where the incident happened?
November 25th at Dollar general
Thank you for the details, ****. Did you drive to the Dollar General on November 25th with an expired license? If so, you may face certain penalties under Kansas law.
I can't remember
Hello ****. If you can't remember whether you drove with an expired license, it's important to consult a lawyer before speaking with the police. They can guide you on how to handle this situation.
What could happen if I did drive there
If you drove with an expired license in Kansas, you could face:
- A misdemeanor charge
- Fines up to $*,*
- Jail time up to 6 months
- Potential license suspension.
Consider seeking legal advice before talking to the police.
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