Caroline County Reckless Driving Reduced to Non-moving Violation

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On March 28, 2012 an attorney from Weiland Upton represented a CDL driver charged with reckless driving (89/70).  The attorney was able to have the charge amended to defective equipment.  By doing so, the client avoided a Caroline County reckless driving conviction and the client’s record will not reflect any moving violations or points.

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