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Reckless driving is a serious traffic offense. One of the first questions you may have is, “Will I lose my license for reckless driving?” We know how complex and confusing the Idaho legislature can be. Statutes Title 49, Chapter 14 defines reckless driving as a person operating a vehicle on any property, including private property…

Idaho has a strict, no-tolerance drug policy. It’s a felony offense to deliver, manufacture, or possess with the intent of delivering or manufacturing a controlled substance. Despite the consequences of drug-related crimes, 13,674 drug-related offenses were reported in Idaho in 2022. If you’re facing drug charges, you may be wondering whether you need a felony…

In the state of Idaho, reckless driving is a serious traffic offense.  You can be charged with reckless driving If you drive in a careless manner likely to endanger others or property. Convictions come with steep penalties, but is reckless driving a felony? If you’re facing charges of reckless driving, it’s important to understand the…

If you are pulled over by the police, be polite and courteous! Pull over, and shut off your car. Place your hands on the wheel where the officer can see them. Officers want to be able to see your hands for their safety. Provide the Basic Information. You will need to provide the officer with…

Whether you have been charged with a state crime or a federal crime, you may wonder what the differences are and whether it is worse to be charged federally. In fact, federal crimes often have much more serious penalties and consequences. A defendant in a federal criminal case can benefit greatly from a federal criminal…

If you’ve been charged with a federal drug crime, you may have questions regarding federal drug schedules. The seriousness of your charges and potential penalties may hinge on where the drug you are being charged with possessing or trafficking falls on the federal drug schedule. There are five categories or schedules, depending on whether there…