[VIDEO] Is 20 Over the Limit in Virginia Speeding or Reckless Driving?
It depends upon what the officer actually writes on the ticket, what he actually accuses you of doing. Some officers if you’re polite and cooperative, if nobody’s actually in danger, if you have a good record, certain other factors they consider, some officers may just write a simple speeding ticket. Contact me today about your reckless driving or speeding charge.
My name is Andrew Flusche, and I am a traffic and misdemeanor defense lawyer serving Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford, King George, Caroline, and the surrounding communities of Northern Virginia.As the founding partner of Flusche & Fitzgerald, Attorneys at Law, I have focused exclusively on traffic tickets and misdemeanor defense since 2008. I literally wrote the book on reckless driving in Virginia, available free here or on Amazon, and I hold my Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law.
With over 600 five-star reviews on Google, Yelp, and Facebook, and membership in the Fredericksburg Area Bar Association and the Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, I bring local knowledge and proven results to every case.If you've been charged with a traffic or misdemeanor offense in Virginia, contact me today. Your initial consultation is always free and you'll speak directly with me.
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Andrew wrote the book on reckless driving. It’s the most-reviewed Virginia reckless driving resource on Amazon.com.
I recommend Andrew without any reservations. It was evident during our initial consultation over the phone, that I was dealing with a great lawyer. I think one of his biggest strengths is his mediation skills...—Ev
Everything involved with my case was handled in a professional and timely matter, I couldn’t be happier with the entire process and its outcome.—Dominic
I was so satisfied by the clarity Attorney Flusche explained my case before the court that I have listed him as the first call my organization will make if any of my drivers are ever pulled over again in Virginia.—Rev. Nelson E. Copeland, Jr.