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What is a Wet Reckless?

VC 23103.5: "Wet Reckless"

A “wet reckless” is not a separate charge but a reduced plea deal for DUI cases under VC 23152. It means you plead guilty or no contest to reckless driving with alcohol involved.

Things to consider…

Lower Penalties: Fewer fines, no mandatory license suspension (in most cases), and a shorter probation period than a DUI.

Points on License: Still adds points to your driving record and may affect your insurance.

Still Serious: Still counts as a prior DUI if you’re charged again within 10 years.

Is it Right for You?

This plea is often offered when there’s limited evidence of intoxication, and it’s a way to avoid the harsher penalties of a DUI. An attorney can help you decide if it’s the best option.

Message From Attorney Chris Cain

If you’re facing DUI charges and considering a wet reckless plea, I can help. With years of experience in traffic and DUI cases, I understand the nuances of these charges and can negotiate for the best possible resolution. Don’t settle for a plea deal without knowing all your options. Call my office today for a free consultation, and let’s craft a strategy to protect your future.

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