WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WET RECKLESS AND DRUNK DRIVING?

Alcohol-associated reckless driving, also called wet reckless, is similar to a drinking and driving arrest in that, when the driver is arrested yet again for DUI within ten years, the wet reckless indictment may count as a previous drunk-driving arrest. Additionally, the majority insurance corporations regard wet reckless as the same as a drunk-driving, therefore defendants face increased premiums.

Even now, a wet reckless plea is much better than a drinking and driving arrest in numerous respects. The charge has no required alcohol education classes, without mandatory driver's license restrictions, and no SE-22 filing necessary if the vehicle operator had a winning Department of Motor Vehicles hearing.

The wet-reckless plea can be a beneficial opportunity if you have folks that have certified licensing considerations, such as medical professionals, field workers, and police officers.

Wet reckless pleas are most probably to be presented as the vehicle operator's chemical examination showed a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.10 pct. or less. A wet reckless is a misdemeanor indictment, and carries less serious court punishment compared to a drinking and driving arrest.

To understand more concerning drunk-driving arrests and additional drug and alcohol associated charges, please contact me at lawyer@defenselawyer.com or visit our web site www.TheDefenselawyer.com.

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Douglas Slain Santa Clara Defense Lawer

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