Reckless driving. Part 2.

Even misdemeanors?

I've got way too many people begging for any type of job to really bother with any criminal history at this point. A few years ago it was different.

[4bangen]

Hell, I've seen and done worse. Sounds like you ran out of luck about the moment you needed it. I don't think that's something a judge would hang you for. good luck.

[BERNIE MOSFET]

Seriously though. YOU consider it minimal. Like being able to get a job? Get it cleaned up. In todays work market I don't even look at applications that have a criminal conviction on them.

Even misdemeanors?

[Reefer Rae]

You have PM .

[1carcrazyguy]

Car pulled out in front of me......I geared down into 2nd to scream by him and scare him with my exhaust note....Continued to keep my foot in it to show him I wasn't happy......Took a turn "coming In hot" style.....

Police were watching me the whole time. Damn the luck

There is a WHOLE LOT of winning there! I wonder if the person that upset you was thinking..."man where is the cops when you need them".

Tell the judge that you watched "Anger Management" last night!

[Spritle]

I was arrested for reckless driving in 2003 and spent 8 hours in Galveston County Jail. Once released, they never threatened to put me in jail until I got a lawyer. My lawyer talked with the ADA and just got $100 fine + court costs, no additional jail time or community service. I had no prior record though, spic & span and was completely agreeable and respectful with the Trooper that arrested me. The lawyer was a fishing buddy of my Dad's, so he didn't charge me anything. However, he did tell me he had about 6 hours invested in my case. Say $150-$200/hour would come to right about $1200. I'd talk with a couple different attorney's and see what they say as well.

[91CoupeMike]

Mike, what where you doing recklessly when you got busted? How did it rank on the "dumb-O-meter"?

Car pulled out in front of me on university, I geared down into 2nd to scream by him and scare him with my exhaust note. Rating 5 of 10.

Continued to keep my foot in it to show him I wasn't happy. 7 of 10

Took a turn "coming In hot" style. 10 of 10

Police were watching me the whole time. Damn the luck

[4bangen]

Mike, what where you doing recklessly when you got busted? How did it rank on the "dumb-O-meter"?

[FoxBodyNick]

You might be able to get in touch with some lawyers and judges that teach at unt and talk to them. They are always helpful

[DON SVO]

Call the court house and explain that you would like to speak with the judge, and when it would be prudent to do so. Go when they say to, be on time, dress nice (dry cleaned shirt, slacks, nice shoes) and tell him the truth. Don't slant it or give him/her any "woe is me" shit, you might be surprised at what he will do for you.

I was cited for some traffic stuff a week before my mom passed away, I got pretty busy sorting out a lot of her stuff. Totally forgot to take my ticket to my favorite Tarrant County ticket lawyer. Bedford had me on 3 bench warrants within 4 weeks... They were not fucking around, the bailiff was contemplating arresting me on the spot as I was trying to set a court date. He let me go when I agreed to the court date. After explaining to the judge the situation involving my mom (brought a lot of documentation as well), and said I would pay the fine on the speeding as deferred adjudication/had already gotten the car inspected/DL addy updated and wasn't trying to skate, he cleared all 3 bench warrants on the spot. Could have easily cost me $700-$850 that day, I cut a check for $212 and went about my day.

Courtesy and politeness go FAR with a judge.

[Osiris]

Reckless driving is a ticketable offense.

I looked it up when I got out of jail.

2+2 is not equaling 4 here.

[Broncojohnny]

You got a pretty mouth, I bet you get loved tenderly in jail.

[AdamLX]

Shit just got sketchy.

[03mustangdude]

what city/county?

[Couver]

With your priors be carefull. Shop around for law dog and plead. Better to spend money now then have this shit hanging over you the rest of your life.