Massachusetts Operating Recklessly Laws

In order for the state of Massachusettsto convict someone of operating recklessly, the state needs to prove several things.  The police are allowed to arrest a person that is charged with operating recklessly Massachusetts.   The crime of operating under the influence of drugs is governed by Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 90, Section 24 (2) (a).

Massachusetts Operating Recklessly Evidence

The prosecutor needs to prove three things beyond a reasonable doubt to have someone found guilty of operating recklessly.  First, the prosecution must prove that the defendant drove a motor vehicle.  Next, that the defendant drove the motor vehicle on a public way. And finally, the defendant was driving in a reckless manner.  Driving can be considered reckless when a person’s driving in a manner that is very likely to result in death or serious injury to someone else.

Massachusetts Operating Recklessly Criminal Defense Attorney

Operating recklessly is a serious crime in Massachusetts.  A defendant can be sent to jail if convicted of operating recklessly inMassachusetts.  It is important that you have an experienced defense attorney to help if you if you are being charged with operating recklessly.  Attorney Chan will be able to create an aggressive defensive strategy to help you through your operating recklessly case.

Call Attorney Jason Chan to talk about your criminalOperating Recklessly case today at 508-808-8902.