What are the possible reduced charges to a DUI?
An experienced DUI attorney will first attempt to dismiss all the charges against you. If the charges cannot be dismissed in its entirety, the attorney would negotiate with the prosecution to reduce any felony charges to a misdemeanor charges. Misdemeanors have lighter penalties. An attorney can also try to reduce the charges to reckless driving. A wet reckless is a plea bargained crime from a DUI. It cannot be originally charged. It can only be given through a plea bargain in which the prosecution agrees. It cannot be imposed by the court. A wet reckless indicates that there was alcohol involved when the driver was driving. The penalties for a wet reckless can be jail time, fines, loss of driving privileges, and enrollment in alcohol educational programs. However, a wet reckless conviction has lighter penalties compared to a DUI. For example, the loss of your driving privileges is not mandatory, your attendance of a DUI class is for a shorter period of time, you will have a shorter pr
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