Amendment Of Charge(s) – DUI Or Physical Control Sample Clauses

Amendment Of Charge(s) – DUI Or Physical Control. If Defendant successfully complies with all the promises Defendant has made herein, the State agrees at a hearing to be scheduled not before the Length Of Agreement in section 4 to move to amend the charge of Driving Under The Influence or Physical Control of Vehicle While Under the Influence charged in this case in count(s) to the lesser charge of – ✔ Negligent Driving In The First Degree. RCW 46.61.5249. Reckless Driving. RCW 46.61.500. Defendant agrees to entry of a guilty finding by the judge on the amended lesser charge pursuant to In re Personal Restraint of Xxxx, 102 Wn.2d 265-71 (1984). Negligent Driving in the First Degree has a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail and a $1,000 fine, plus costs and assessments. Reckless Driving has a maximum penalty of 364 days in jail and a $5,000 fine, plus costs and assessments. The judge may impose up to the maximum penalty on any crime regardless of anything in this Agreement and no matter what the State and Defendant recommends. Upon entry of a conviction for the amended charge, the State will make the following sentencing recommendation to the judge that – • The Court impose zero (0) days of confinement; • The Court impose only mandatory legal financial obligations; • The Court impose no probation nor impose a suspended sentence; and • Any pre-trial conditions of release requiring the use of an ignition interlock device be rescinded (cancelled).
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Amendment Of Charge(s) – DUI Or Physical Control. If Defendant successfully complies with all the promises Defendant has made herein, the State agrees at a hearing to be scheduled not before the Length Of Agreement in section 4 to move to amend the charge of Driving Under The Influence or Physical Control of Vehicle While Under the Influence charged in this case in count(s)   to the lesser charge of –
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