Results

Appeal of a reckless driving misdemeanor conviction to the Circuit Court resulted in a better outcome for the driver than in General District Court. 

CASES DISMISSED! Misdemeanor charges for driving without a license and reckless driving (for speeding 88/65 or 23-mph over the limit) were both DISMISSED!

Traffic infraction for improperly displaying registration number on a license plate was DISMISSED. Reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 92-mph in a 70-mph zone was REDUCED improper driving.

Reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 90-mph in a 70-mph zone was REDUCED to improper driving.  Compared to reckless driving, which is criminal misdemeanor offense that carries -6 points on a driving record for 11 years, improper driving is a traffic infraction and only carries -3 points on a driving record for 3 years.

Driver pleaded not guilty to a traffic infraction for operating a vehicle with a radar detector/jam device, and the Court found the driver NOT GUILTY.  Driver was also charged with a reckless driving misdemeanor for speeding 32-mph over the limit (87/55) but was only sentenced to a fine (so neither jail time nor a license suspension were imposed).

Client was charged with DUI 1st offense, refusal, and drink while driving/open container.  The refusal was nolle prossed, and the client was fined for the DUI and open container violations. 

Reckless driving (generally) misdemeanor charge, which arose from a car accident, was DISMISSED. 

85/60 reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 25-mph over the limit was DISMISSED.

96/55 reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 41-mph over the limit case result: no jail time or license suspension imposed.

95/65 reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 30-mph over the limit case outcome: no active jail time or license suspension was imposed.

Reckless driving (generally) misdemeanor charge was DISMISSED. 

76/55 reckless driving misdemeanor charge for speeding 21-mph over the limit was DISMISSED.