Legal Question in DUI Law in California

You can be charged with anything. The question is can the prosecution prove it at a trial. Numerous studies have shown LOW level marijuana in the blood does NOT make for bad driving. Additionally, the prosecution mnust prove the canaboids are active.

A good attorney can guide you on your particular case.

An individual is usually charged with a crime at the time of the incident or shortly thereafter. It appears that you have been to court and plead guilty to a wet/reckless. If this is the case it doesn't appear that you fully understand what was occurring. You may be able to withdraw you plea based on misunderstanding. It is important to withdraw a plea before sentencing or it becomes an even bigger problem.

You're too focused on the word "wet."

Technically, there is no such thing as a "wet reckless." The term is lawyer slang for reckless driving, California Vehicle Code 23103, involving alcohol, drugs or both, Vehicle Code 23103.5.

So, yes, you can be charged with a "wet reckless" involving alcohol, drugs or both.