91 MPH Hopewell Reckless Driving Misdemeanor Reduced to low-level Traffic Infraction

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91 MPH Hopewell Reckless Driving Misdemeanor Reduced to Low-Level Traffic Infraction

Earlier today, John Weiland of The Weiland Firm, PLC convinced the Judge in Hopewell, Virginia’s General District Court to reduce his client’s Reckless Driving Class 1 Misdemeanor to Improper Driving, a low-level traffic infraction.

The client was charged with Hopewell VA Reckless Driving by Speed: 91 MPH in a 70 MPH zone. In addition to 6 demerit points on her license, a huge insurance rate increase, employment ramifications and a criminal conviction, she was facing potential license suspension and in many jurisdictions – even jail.

Our attorney was able to present mitigating evidence on her behalf to have the matter reduced drastically (to a 3 point minor traffic violation – improper driving) without her even having to appear in court.

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