If you can be reckless, can you also be reck?
612868
"Reck" actually is (or at least used to be) a perfectly good word meaning "to take care." "Reck" is a very old word, dating back to 888 A.D. in English.\n\nSo reck is a verb meaning To take heed of or to have caution.\nWhile reckless is an adjective meaning heedless or careless.
102344
If you are going to do something (like selling drugs etc.) and you get caught, then you should take responsibility for your own actions. You knew the risks and took a chance anyway. Unless you were somehow forced into something, there is no one else to blame. The only honorable thing to do is take whatever is coming to you. Snitching is laying the consequences of your actions on someone elses shoulders and that makes you not only a law-breaker, but a dishonorable, dishonest, law breaker who cannot be trusted.
1013783
Absolutely. Surround yourself with people that care and they are sure to catch you every time. Besides......once you learn from your mistakes its amazing to see how one can "bounce" back into good graces. So even then, hitting the ground only stings for a second.....then you are off and running and soaring higher than ever.
238659
Yes, then you can 'undo' things that were stupid. But if you did that, you would never learn from your mistakes.
805616
Only if you're caught...
810029
Only if your in jail (sometimes)
995744
Probably. just dont get caught
234274
My husband got charged with reckless driving after doing 84 in a 55.  He was advised to hire a lawyer, which he did, even though it was a misdemeanor charge.  The lawyer got it reduced to speeding, and he had to pay a much smaller fine.  Far fewer points on his record too.  But of course, lawyers cost money, so in the end, he ended up paying the same amount.  But the advantage was the reduction in points on his record.  I have heard some cases in which the lawyer can get the charge dismissed entirely.  So, this might be a good route for you.
31860
yes  and  always  take it serious   call police and report it and take safety precautions
385429
No, I don't think so! The point is, is that you broke the law. It may be considered but just because your a good person, it doesn't mean that you may be go.
13719
Legally, NO! Never has been. Socially, if you run in a group where that's commonplace and accepted, I suppose that you can do as you will without being rude, just criminal.\nWhat is both rude and illegal is to get high around people who do not indulge in that kind of "recreation".
83364
u could be in trouble.
911725
Yes.  One is usually charged with an infraction BEFORE appearing in Court on said offense.   To be honest, if it is a petty crime, then you may luck out, depending on your level of probation.  If you must report weekly, drug test, etc...then I'd tell my PO.  If you are on unsupervised probation, then you may get away with it.  I am a paralegal and thus, can NOT give legal advice, but these are the option I see.
284761
Not equally.  You may think you can but someone will get the sh#tty end of the stick. Trust I know.
921637
It depends on the situation.  If a person was going too fast and couldn't stop, it's their fault.  If it was truly an accident on both sides then they should exchange insurance information and move on.
605911
Technically no, but I would ask, it may depend upon your personal situation, severity and nature of your crime.
839995
only if you get caught