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If you're charged with reckless driving your case will most likely be presented to a?
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If you're charged with reckless driving your case will most likely be presented to a court of limited jurisdiction. A court of limited jurisdiction deals only with certain types of cases like bankruptcy, family matters, etc. This is as opposed to courts with general jurisdiction.
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If you are charged with reckless driving your case will most likely be presented to a A.court of general jurisdiction B. criminal court C. court of limited jurisdiction D. grand jury?
If you are charged with reckless driving, your case will most likely be presented to a
If you are charged with reckless driving your court case will most likely be?
court of limited juristiction
How many points will you get on your license for reckless driving?
Reckless driving is often considered a major violation and will likely get you 6 points on your license, just like a drunken driving violation does.
What driving is defined as the operation of a motor vehicle that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property?
It is called reckless driving
If you are charged with reckless driving your case will most likely be presented to a?
criminal courtAdded: While the above answer IS correct in that it would be prosecuted in the Criminal Division of the court, most court systems (except perhaps for small jurisdictions) usually have a separate Traffic Division of the court which specifically hears traffic-related offenses.Added:In Penn Foster exams, the answer would be a court of limited jurisdiction.
Is eating and driving illegal?
No. However, if an accident results while you're eating and driving, you'll likely be considered a negligent operator, and be charged accordingly.
What happens if you do not have a license and wreck someone else's car?
You will be charged with property damage and driving without a license and most likely driving without insurance. Not good.
Is careless the same as reckless?
The exact difference depends upon the wording of the laws of the state involved. There is no universal definition of careless or reckless driving that covers every state in the US. In NJ, under NJSA 39"4-97, careless driving is defined as driving carelessly or without due caution and circumspection, in a manner so as to endanger, or be likely to endanger a person or property. Reckless driving under NJSA 39:4-96, is defined as driving heedlessly, in wilfull or wanton disrefard of the rights or safety of others, in a manner so as to endanger or be likely to endanger, a person or property. Reckless driving is the more severe of the two and carries the higher penalty.
What is the word that means something likely to cause danger?
Dangerous. Or if talking legally about a person's actions leading to an event that could cause something dangerous to happen the word often used is reckless. Eg. Dangerous and Reckless is a charge for a driving offence, Reckless Endangerment is often a charge against parents who have done something to risk the safety of their children.xx
What is the charge and time for firing a handgun in the air?
This will vary depending on the laws in your area. You will likely be charged with reckless discharge of a firearm (bullets that go up WILL come down- somewhere) Check the laws in YOUR state.
Is it legal to travel down a road in reverse as long as you're following the direction of traffic?
While I couldn't fine a specific law against reverse driving, you would probably be pulled over for reckless driving. (: Most jurisdictions have a sort of "cover all the bases" bad driving law, usually called something like careless and imprudent driving. If a police officer feels that whatever you're doing is likely to cause an accident, you can be pulled over and ticketed for this, even if there isn't a specific law covering precisely what it was you were doing. Driving with your feet, driving while barefoot, driving in reverse, or driving from the passenger seat are all things that could result in you being charged with C&I.
Is a reckless driving offense going to keep you from becoming a police officer?
Very likely. One of the requirements of the local PD in my city is a clean driving record. A minor traffic violation or two won't always keep you off the force, but anything beyond a minor violation almost always will.
