Sudeep Bose "Virginia Reckless Driving - Beware!" 46.2-852 and 46.2-862 Reckless Driving Lawyers

Attorney Sudeep Bose explains Virginia Reckless Driving is not a speeding offense. It is a Class 1 Misdemeanor Criminal Charge with possible jail time. Explanation of the pitfalls of pleading guilty to reckless driving and other traffic tickets including speeding tickets in Fairfax, Virginia. Trial Attorney Sudeep Bose.

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[boseconsultants]

Mr. Bose, My wife and I would like to thank you Mr. Bose and Mr. Dischley for your help in our case. You were both very frank about the reckless driving charges I faced, however provided great advice. I appreciate your patience and willingness to explain all options. That patience certainly proved to be the key for the outcome of my case. I certainly recommend those needing a lawyer to consider the Bose Law Firm. Thank you again. James B.

[boseconsultants]

CLIENT TESTIMONIAL:

"Just wanted to express my extreme gratitude for everything that you all have done for me recently, Mr. Bose and I came out with a great win today in no time. All charges dropped! I couldn't have imagined it going any better! You guys are the best, all around top-notch customer service and performance. I'll recommend your firm to everyone that I know. ...... I really appreciate everything, from the first phone call to the ride home after court. Keep up the good work!"

Carl

[boseconsultants]

CLIENT TESTIMONIAL:

On March 9, 2011, Bose Law Firm helped a young man with a drug possession charge in Fairfax General District Court. Bose got the charges dropped.

"Dear Mr. Bose --thank you for your patience and excellent legal work today on behalf of our son, (Name Redacted). The outcome was much better than we could have expected and we're sure it was due to your experience and skillful representation. We would not hesitate to recommend the Bose Law Firm to others."

[boseconsultants]

The background investigations from today are not limited to the NCIC database. The systems used today accumulate data from the Court, all public records, and the DMV. Therefore, the distinction that Reckless Driving is not on the NCIC system is absolutely moot. The RD will not show up in my former cruiser laptop as a "mark" or "red flag," but the applicant (for US citizenship, job applications, clearances, insurance and all other practical matters) will have to disclose the conviction.

[boseconsultants]

There are some who still say "VA's Reckless Driving charge is punishable as a class 1 misd but is only reported to DMV as a driving offense. NOT to your criminal record." This is a mistaken view with practical detriment. for the unwary.

The Clerks of Court report the conviction to the DMV and not to the NCIC system. The only entry on NCIC occurs if there is a warrant from the Reckless charge, a rare occurrence. However, this is of little practical consequence.