Generally, in many courts, if you catch a new criminal case while on probation, the court will: 1) revoke your probation; 2) issue a warrant for your arrest; and 3) prepare to re sentence you on the original case.

Then, in addition to that, you can face a separate probation violation charge and

finally, you have to deal with the driving on a suspended drivers license charge.

But I cannot say I actually know what is going to happen to you.

Maybe the court that put you on probation never found out.

The effect of a conviction for driving on a suspended drivers license on your ability to get a hardship or restricted is: bad because it may add one or more "points" to your driver history report.

Wish I had better news.

The biggest part of the problem is not "I cannot get a drivers license after this" .... it is "The court revoked my probation and I have to be resentenced."

But it may not turn out to be that bad if you show up on time for everything, and say "I had to go to work".

They might give you a break.

The original charges can be reduce prior to trial.

And probation is often reinstated for people who have first time minor violations - like driving to work.

Happy to answer follow up. I am not licensed to practice there and I do not know the facts of your case.. .. so this is useless info.

Attydort out.