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Negligent Operation, NO ADMISSION OF WRONGDOING, License Suspension, NO LICENSE LOSS, CASE DISMISSED IN 12 MONTHS

November 24th 2015
Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicle
Operating Motor Vehicle with License Suspended
A smart, hard-working young computer engineer was charged with negligent operation of a motorcycle, speeding, and license suspension. According to police, she was traveling close to ninety miles an hour when she “goosed it” and tagged the back of a truck. Her pelvis, leg and shoulder were broken. After witnesses spoke to police, a determination that she was driving negligently was made and she was criminally cited. Also, because of her less than stellar driving record, a plea negotiation was agreed to where she would be required to take two driving courses and be on probation for a year with no attendance needed. Moreover, the plea allowed for her to take an “Alford Plea”, which means she didn’t admit she did anything wrong, important for her civil personal injury case. Also, no license loss as part of the agreement.
RESULT: ALFORD PLEA allows for rights preserved and NO ADMISSION OF WRONGDOING. NO LICENSE LOSS. CASE DISMISSED in a 12 months.