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C425Driver said:
In some cases ASRS can't help you - reckless operations or criminal activities are not protected under the ASRS program.C425Driver

This isn't quite accurate. An ASRS report cannot help you with criminal activity or INTENTIONAL VIOLATION of FARs. If reckless operation were the key ASRS reports would help no one. Careless or reckless operation is always alleged in EVERY enforcement action. The FAA feels that if you're guilty of violating FARs then you have acted in a careless or reckless manner by definition, and are guilty also of a 91.13 violation.
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