Reckless driving is not your basic traffic violation or civil offense. It is a charge that is aggressively prosecuted in Colorado as a Class 1 misdemeanor — the most serious misdemeanor offense in Colorado. Being convicted of such a charge means it will not only go on your DMV record, but will also hand you a criminal record. The conviction may drop off of your DMV record after a certain amount of time, but it will permanently remain on your permanent criminal record with the FBI and state law enforcement.
If you’re facing a reckless driving charge, contact the law firm of Jaray & Webster immediately so we can investigate the case and protect your rights. Even as a first offense for someone with a perfect driving record, a reckless driving conviction is punishable by up to a year in jail, thousands of dollars in fines, and a lengthy license suspension. Not to mention, your insurance rates will skyrocket. And if that isn’t enough, the permanent mark on your criminal record can prevent you from getting a job, acquiring security clearances, and more.
The law firm of Jaray & Webster understands how reckless driving cases are prosecuted and how they can be defended. It is important to attain representation from defense attorneys who have vast experience in Colorado reckless driving cases. We will fight on your behalf to achieve the best possible outcome in court. Contact us today at (719) 633-6620.