Last week we had two high speed cases involving alleged speeds of 95 mph and 101 mph where our clients avoided criminal records for reckless driving. Note: the best way to avoid a reckless driving by speed conviction is to obey the speed limit!
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- April 5, 2016, Williamsburg General District Court, Charge: Reckless Driving at 95/65. The alleged speed was 95 mph. Disposition: Dismissed. There was a problem with the officer’s radar calibration certificates.
- April 6, 2016, Norfolk General District Court, Charge: Reckless Driving at 101/65. Disposition: Reduced to a speeding conviction, non-criminal. Learn more about Norfolk Reckless Driving Defense.
