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Reckless driving and on probation in Va
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: carolcooper-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
02 Nov 2004 21:06 PST
Expires: 10 Nov 2004 21:04 PST Question ID: 423744 |
My husband got pulled over and was given a summons for court for reckless driving, the cop said he was going 85 in a 55 hwy. The cop told my husband that he was going to pull over the car in front of my husband since he was going faster but ended pulling my husband over instead. Our bigger concern is that my husband is on probation for a crimminal offense and we are concerned this is going to be be considered a violation of probation. My husband's court date is in mid December so we have plenty of time. We are going to hire an attorney and my husband also wants to take a driver improvement course offered in our county(Fairfax) in hopes it will lessen the charge to a traffic ticket instead of a RD. I also want to mention that my husband has a clean driving record and no other probation violations. Can you give me any information as to how this will be handled more importantly regarding the probation? Thanks in advance. |
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Re: Reckless driving and on probation in Va
From: biophysicist-ga on 03 Nov 2004 12:43 PST |
Just out of curiosity, did the alleged reckless driving occur in Botetourt County, VA? My husband received a ticket there for going 90+ on interstate 81. Not true, but he had no way to disprove it. The traffic judge in that county is exceedingly strict and likes to assign jail time for speeding on I-81. I do recommend hiring an attorney, esp. if the offense occurred in Botetourt. |
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Re: Reckless driving and on probation in Va
From: carolcooper-ga on 03 Nov 2004 15:56 PST |
No, it occured in Fairfax County. Did your husband hire an attorney? |
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Re: Reckless driving and on probation in Va
From: biophysicist-ga on 03 Nov 2004 20:12 PST |
Yes, he found one that specialized in traffic law (among other things). The attorney arranged for a plea bargain in which my husband would plead guilty and would be spared the jail time. The rationale was that because my husband has to pass federal background checks, having jail time on his record would permanently damage his career. I guess the judge didn't want to issue a punishment that would have such longterm effects. |
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