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Is he willing to change his ways? If so, let him. If not, call him in

+1 I'd give him the opportunity first.

I am not sure what your question is, but let me see if I can help; Reckless Driving is not a Class C Misdemeanor. Your last quote is incorrect.
Hmm. So you think they just made a mistake in putting it as a class C on my record? Not only on public data, but I requested official copies from the ...

Sorry, I meant not a class a, or b, Which I guess would be undefined,... As reakless driving was.

Even if it's listed as a C on your record? Still "undefined"? You've heard cases of it being considered as if it were a class A or B?



I response to the class c question... there was a court case ...

FYI I believe reakless driving in texas is a class C Misd, but it does carry the possibility of jailtime. Same end result.

Yeah, I have a class C Reckless Driving conviction on my record. So since it COULD have resulted in jail time, it's the same end result (as the COULD have resulted in 15 days ...

switch wrote:I did not notice page two, did not realize the 5/7 question had already been answered. My bad.

lol same

Witness P wrote:not only do you have to wait 5 years from the conviction date but must be eligable for 2 additional years after the 5 so it's actually a total of 7

Wait. What?

Ok, I'll do exactly that. Thanks.

What you need to know is: what is the "lesser charge" that you were convicted of?
Reckless driving- is what I remember the deal being, but that doesn't show up on my record- it just says "lesser charge, misdemeanor class C" under the conviction entry, and the only place it says deadly conduct is ...

And that's exactly how it's described on my record, under the actual conviction entry: "lesser charge, misdemeanor class C". The entry under the original arrest is "Deadly Conduct, misdemeanor class A". But I was not convicted of it. NO deferred adjudication etc was involved.

So my question is ...