A Wet reckless Plea Becomes a Viable Option for DUI Arrest
A driver who is pulled over and asked to go through a field sobriety test by a police officer could be charged with a DUI if that officer feels they have not passed that sobriety test. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that same driver will eventually be found guilty of a DUI charge. There are many circumstances that come into play with each DUI case that only an experienced attorney like the ones found through the Parker Law Center can understand and help with. A viable option in this type of case is the wet reckless plea.
A wet reckless plea is still a serious thing, but for first time offenders, it would carry no mandatory alcohol rehabilitation classes and no additional license suspension, and, according to a new law in the vehicle code, driving under the influence while on probation for prior DUI would not apply. That can make a huge difference in terms of satisfying the matter of a DUI charge.
Wet reckless refers to driving recklessly while having some form of alcohol involved in the impairment. The best way to achieve this plea and the resulting reduction in charges or fines would be to have it negotiated by a competent DUI attorney like those working for the Parker Law Center. The wet reckless plea is a stronger option for first time offenders who have a blood alcohol content of less than 0.10%.
While it is true that nobody sets out to intentionally drive while under the influence of alcohol, it's important to understand the risks taken when driving and drinking are mixed. Adding a contact number for the Parker Law Center in a cell phone does not give a driver license to drink and drive. Instead, it provides them with an added level of precaution and security in the event that a DUI incident occurs.
Representatives from the Parker Law Center have offices in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura counties. All of their experience adds up to a strong defense based upon years of expertise with regard to the California regulations imposed by the DMV. The best defense is an experienced one, and that's just what an individual will find by retaining the services of a lawyer from the Parker Law Center.
