3 days ago · Any person convicted of operating a motor vehicle after his license to operate has been revoked by reason of his having been found to be an habitual traffic offender, as provided in section twenty-two F, or after notice of such revocation of his right to operate a motor vehicle without a license has been issued by the registrar and received by s...

G.L. c. 90, § 23, since that offense is defined as operation prior to the Registry’s “issuance to him of a new license to operate.” The appropriate charge is operating a motor vehicle without a license, G.L. c. 90, § 10.

Any person convicted of operating a motor vehicle after his license to operate has been revoked by reason of his having been found to be an habitual traffic offender, as provided in section twenty-two F, or after notice of such revocation of his right to operate a motor vehicle without a license has been issued by the registrar and received by s...

Section 23 of chapter 90 of our General Laws provides as follows: “Any person who attaches or permits to be attached to a motor vehicle . . . a number plate assigned to another motor vehicle . . . , with intent to conceal the identity of such motor vehicle . . . shall be punished . . . .” In order to prove the defendant guilty of this ...

In Massachusetts, M.G.L. c. 90, § 23 makes it a crime to operate a motor vehicle after your license has been suspended or revoked. Often, a person’s license is considered to be suspended from the time the suspension is imposed, even though the period of suspension may not officially begin until a later date.

Massachusetts General Laws ch. 90 sec. 23 – Operation of motor vehicle after suspension or revocation of license; concealment of identity of motor vehicle Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates | Other versions

Massachusetts law provides for enhanced penalties when a person is charged with operating a motor vehicle with his or her license suspended for a previous OUI (Driving Under the Influence).

In Massachusetts, under MGL c. 90 s. 23, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked license carries the following potential penalties: 10 days in jail; $500 fine (minimum) up to $1,000 fine; 60 day license loss (mandatory)

In Massachusetts, under MGL c. 90 s. 23, operating with a license that is suspended due to an OUI charge carries a minimum mandatory jail sentence of 60 days, up to the following potential penalties: 2 1/2 years in jail; 1 year license loss (mandatory) $1,000 fine (minimum) up …

Operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license is a serious offense in Massachusetts. Regulated by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 90, Section 23, if you are convicted of driving with a suspended license, you may face penalties such as: Fine of up to $1,000; Imprisonment of up to 10 days; or; Both a fine and imprisonment.