DISCLAIMER – EACH CASE IS UNIQUE AND CASE RESULTS DEPEND ON YOUR INDIVIDUAL SITUATION. CASE RESULTS DO NOT GUARANTEE OR PREDICT A SIMILAR RESULT IN ANY FUTURE CASE UNDERTAKEN BY THE LAWYER.
We had one client who avoided two reckless driving convictions, both tried in December of 2015, for alleged speeds of 99 mph and 90 mph. See below. (August 2016 update: Client got a third reckless driving summons in 2016 and we helped her a third time.)
- December 2, 2015, Hampton GDC (Client’s First Case), Charge: 99/60 Reckless Driving, Disposition: Reduced to speeding at 89/60, a traffic infraction. No jail time or criminal conviction. (Here is a screen shot of the actual summons, with our client’s last name and address blurred out, since the court website doesn’t list the exact speed alleged.)
- December 15, 2015, Norfolk GDC (Client’s Second Case), Charge: 90/55 Reckless Driving, Disposition: Reduced to improper driving. No criminal conviction.
- August 3, 2016, Virginia Beach GDC (Client’s Third Case), Charge: 71/45 Reckless Driving, Disposition: Reduced to speeding, non-reckless. No criminal conviction.
