Um... So I received a misdemenor for wreckless driving because

>>17419499
Was she fainted in your car or was she already at the hospital and you were speeding to the hospital?

>>17419501
I was speeding to the hospital to see her. The officer informed me that there would be doctors there and it was not a life threatening emergency.

He took my license and registration but didn't return with a ticket at all.

>>17419499

probably does anon. im sure they use to do it to gays or something.

>>17419499
I dunno in which country you live in, but here you can do whatever you want if someone is in serious danger.

Fainting isn't life-threatening, I know you were worried, but you should've driven normally.

That being said, you might receive some empathy and a lighter punishment if you play up how worried you were.

I was not arrested, and was not detained.

Lawyer up

If you play your cards right, you'll likely get off with a light sentence, maybe no time in jail. You weren't driving recklessly as part of a drag race, you were doing it out of love. That said, dont do it again.

>>17420680
This, a lawyer is cheaper than sewing your anus.

You should really get charged with emotional driving, but seriously chill the fuck out I know you were excited to finally rape your sisters mouth now that she's unconcious but you just gotta hold off that extra 1 minute you shed by speeding through that yellow light

If there's no ticket and no charge they didn't hit you with anything??

Even DUIs rarely result in jail for a first-offence.

Expect a hefty fine and maybe some community service, but you're not going to jail. Probably.

>>17419499
if you have to spell it out in court, make sure you call it "reckless driving" not "wreckless driving." Only one of those is a word.