I. What is a wet reckless? A wet reckless is a reduced plea that looks better on your record, DMV sheet, background checks, insurance rates, etc. II. Let’s look at the pros of a wet reckless: A wet reckless generally results in lower fines. In contrast, a DUI conviction has a minimum that may result in over $2,000. “Wet” fines
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