Results

Client's reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 23-mph over the limit was REDUCED to speeding 1-9mph over the limit (which is a traffic infraction).

Client's charge for speeding 19 mph over the limit was DISMISSED. 

Reckless driving charge which (unfairly) arose from a car accident (where the client did not deserve to be issued a ticket for the misdemeanor charge but was nonetheless) was Nolle Prossed in Court.

Client was facing jail time and a license suspension for allegedly speeding 97-mph in a 70-mph zone.  In court, the driver's reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to a traffic infraction for improper driving. 

79/55 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was DISMISSED.  Driver was pulled over for two reckless driving speeding offenses within a few days of each other in the same county, and both cases resulted in dismissals. 

92/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 22-mph over the limit was REDUCED to improper driving. 

Speeding ticket for 61/45 (16-mph over the limit) was DISMISSED.  Client had a clean driving record with a +5 point balance and completed an 8-hour driving school program. 

92/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to defective equipment (which is a non-moving violation that carries no (0) points toward a driving record balance). 

95-mph reckless driving case was DISMISSED. 

46/25 reckless driving misdemeanor case was DISMISSED and misdemeanor no license charge was REDUCED to a traffic infraction for failing to carry license in possession (which only carries a $10 fine). 

Misdemeanor no license charge was REDUCED to an infraction with a $10 fine (opposed to jail time) and 94/55 reckless driving case result was a small fine (opposed to jail time or a license suspension).  

Client's license was fully restored after over a year's worth of Circuit Court hearings relating to his petition for license restoration matter.