Virginia Democrat attorney general candidate Jay Jones is under fire after his reckless driving past and the questionable steps he took to avoid jail time were brought to light this week by a local Virginia newspaper. On Wednesday, The Richmond Times-Dispatch uncovered Jones’ history of reckless driving. The speeding resulted in a reckless driving conviction which, as a Class 1 Misdemeanor in Virginia, could have led to up to a year in jail and up to $2,500. Jones spent 500 hours serving his own Political Action Committee, Meet Out Moment, and 500 hours spent at the NAACP Virginia State Conference according to the court records obtained by The Richmond Times-Dispatch. In a statement issued to The Daily Signal, Attorney General Jason Miyares said Jones’s actions were “troubling.”“Our laws are not suggestions.