If you are charged with reckless driving, your case will most likely be presented to a
A. court of limited jurisdiction.
B. grand jury.
C. criminal court.
D. court of general jurisdiction

Question

If you are charged with reckless driving, your case will most likely be presented to a
A. court of limited jurisdiction.
B. grand jury.
C. criminal court.
D. court of general jurisdiction

danysanchy97 · Answer

@jabez177 @Killer_Shadow

danysanchy97 · Answer

is it D or A?

jabez177 · Answer

Reckless driving, hmm... If it's not too crazy then Limited. If it was really crazy then General.

jabez177 · Answer

I think A... This is hard... 
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paki · Answer

@jabez177 @danysanchy97 yeah A is the best option to be selected here...

killer_shadow · Answer

well speaking from experience its C

danysanchy97 · Answer

what experience. lol

killer_shadow · Answer

i got poped for reckless driving

danysanchy97 · Answer

ok idk what answer to go for now.

killer_shadow · Answer

its C

jabez177 · Answer

@Paki, what do you say about this?

paki · Answer

@jabez177 still i will click on A... here you go.... https://alexandriafederalattorney.com/alexandria-virginia-federal-criminal-defense-lawyer/federal-reckless-driving-charge-in-the-united-states-district-court-for-the-eastern-district-of-virginia-in-alexandria/

danysanchy97 · Answer

so am i going for A or C?

killer_shadow · Answer

C

danysanchy97 · Answer

well thanks for the help guys gtg.

anonymous · Answer

criminal court

jabez177 · Answer

2 Vs. 2

anonymous · Answer

Criminal Court

baconbits · Answer

Seems like y'all pretty much figured it out, but it is criminal court. Reckless driving is a misdemeanor, which is a crime. Other, less serious traffic citations are considered "infractions."