No Points After Reckless Driving Charge for An Out-of-State Driver

A 51-year-old woman from North Carolina was charged with reckless and careless driving, while visiting Pittsburgh for a local art show. The reckless driving charge carries a possible license suspension and careless driving is a three-point violation. Since the woman was facing serious charges and because North Carolina has tough regulations that allow out of state driver points to count against an individual, she sought out Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC and retained our services.

Pittsburgh attorney Samir Sarna, represented our client and negotiated for a reduced 33-31 violation that included no points and a $25 fine instead of the more serious reckless and careless driving violations. With the lesser charges, our client was spared from stiff penalties and returned to North Carolina at ease.

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