Legal Question in Traffic Law in Virginia

Re: Reckless driving 46.2-862

I can't speak for all courts, but if you have a clean record and have not been to a zealous with your speed, you have a fair chance to get probation before judgment if found guilty. This, of course, is not a guarantee. Most courts will require your attendance. This, however, varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Where one attorney may be helpful, is in making the officer meet his burden of proof showing that you truly were guilty and by presenting a case for why you should receive a PBJ, instead of a guilty verdict, if actually found guilty. Please feel free to e-mail me if I can be of any further help.

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