Results

NOT GUILTY VERDICT! Driver was found not guilty of a 94/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge at trial.  Defense attorney challenged evidence of speed and made a motion to strike during the hearing.  The motion was granted, and the driver was found not guilty. 

93/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to a traffic infraction.  Driver was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to career working for a federal corporation and having top security clearance.

93/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to a traffic infraction.  Driver was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to being a CDL (commercial driver's license) holder.  Attorney was able to convince court to reduce the original charge to an infraction which would not jeopardize the driver's CDL or career. 

88/60 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to a traffic infraction.  Driver was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to career in politics. Driver's appearance in court was waived due to living out-of-state. 

91/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to improper driving (a traffic infraction).  Driver was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to career in the Navy. 

Reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 20-mph over the limit was DISMISSED.  Driver was concerned about misdemeanor conviction on record due to career in security. 

91/70 reckless driving misdemeanor charge was REDUCED to improper driving (a traffic infraction).  Driver was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to career as special education teacher.  Client lived out-of-state and did not have to appear in court for the hearing. 

Reckless driving (generally) misdemeanor charge was DISMISSED.  Driver was concerned about a conviction due to career path, which requires driving, and recent change in employment out-of-state.  Driver did not have to appear in court for the hearing. 

Reckless driving (generally) misdemeanor charge was DISMISSED.  Client was concerned about a misdemeanor conviction due to future career path in computer science. 

Reckless driving misdemeanor charge for failing to yield to emergency vehicle was DISMISSED.  Driver was concerned about misdemeanor conviction due to career as a doctor. 

Reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding in excess of 85-mph was DISMISSED.  Out-of-state driver did not have to appear in court for the hearing. 

Client charged with a moving violation and had a history of convictions on driving record.  In court, attorney was able to have charge reduced to a violation which would not jeopardize the driver's ability to continue working as a CDL holder.