Wet reckless and dry reckless are two potential downgraded charges you may be able to plead to after a DUI arrest. Both represent a significantly lesser penalty when compared to even a “simple” DUI conviction. … Read More »
DUIs are criminal offenses in California. As a criminal offense, DUIs are charged as either felonies or misdemeanors. While misdemeanor offenses are less serious than their felony counterparts, a misdemeanor DUI can have a substantial … Read More »
DUIs are “priorable” offenses in California. That means that you face additional penalties for each DUI you have on your criminal record. In some cases, repeat DUI offenses can upgrade the charges you face from … Read More »
DUI penalties in California can be harsh, as the state wants to discourage unsafe driving practices. All DUI offenses include the possibility of jail time. Even if you have a clean record, a first DUI … Read More »
Rather than facing a DUI, some people can argue for a lesser charge. A “wet” reckless conviction may be granted by prosecutors in some cases. It comes with less severe penalties than a DUI conviction … Read More »
In many ways, a wet reckless conviction is preferable to a DUI conviction. It comes with much less severe legal ramifications than a DUI. However, it does not always mean you won’t be impacted by … Read More »
