Did you know that Miranda Rights aren’t actually listed in the Constitution? In fact, an officer isn’t required to read you your Miranda Rights when arresting you. However, if you make incriminating statements once in custody of the police, and the officer didn’t read you your Miranda Rights, those incriminating statements might be kept out during a trial.
Driving While License Revoked (DWLR) is a criminal offense that can carry more consequences for your North Carolina driver’s license than the typical traffic charge.
Just ignoring a revoked or suspended North Carolina license will not make the problem go away. In fact, by ignoring it you could be put in jail if you are pulled over for any reason.
The short answer is: absolutely not! Don’t pay a citation and plead guilty without talking to a criminal defense attorney first.