Yes. Reckless Driving is a criminal misdemeanor, not a ticket. If you have a good driving record, there are things you can do to address this...

There are a lot of ways to answer your question, and you may want to talk to a local firearms dealer, as well as a local attorney about the mix of...

You need to hire a local defense lawyer to look at your case and see what is going on here. Generally speaking, the Prosecutor is allow to Nolle...

There are a lot of rules about debt collection, and how to institute proceedings (for a Judgement or a Garnishment). There is also a statute of...

Besides convictions, your gun rights can be affected by a Substantial Risk Order ("Red Flag" law), certain Temporary Detention Order (TDO)...

Those misdemeanors will not affect your ability to buy a firearm. If you can truthfully answer that you are not *currently* an unlawful user of...

There are two types of convictions that may limit your right to purchase, keep, and bear firearms. First, any felony conviction. Second,...

You need to talk to a local criminal defense attorney. At 100+ MPH jail is a real possibility. There are things you can try to do to help your...

Reckless Driving is a Class 1 Misdemeanor, and can carry jail time. Technically, up to one year. Realistically, more on the order of days,...

It is probably worth it for you to consult a local criminal defense lawyer. While jail is an option, it is not a forgone conclusion. Speed in the...