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Last week, we told you about the Virginia House of Delegates’ move to decriminalize marijuana possession when they passed House Bill 972. Now, we have an update from the Virginia Senate. On February 11, 2020, the Senate passed SB 2.…
A Whitestone Young attorney obtained a verdict of $2,200,000.00 for an injured client in one of the largest personal injury judgments in Prince William County in recent memory. Plaintiff, a 35-year-old female, suffered a catastrophic injury to her leg on…
Currently, in Virginia, simple possession of marijuana (that is, possession for personal use and not with the intent to distribute) is a misdemeanor punishable by up to $500 and/or up to 30 days in jail for a first offense; while…
A new commonwealth’s attorney (sometimes called a district attorney or prosecutor) for the County of Fairfax was elected in November, and took office in January. Steve Descano ran for office partially on a platform that he would not prosecute simple…
Newly proposed legislation in Virginia concerns gun ownership in the state and criminal penalties for certain firearms offenses. The proposed legislation, Senate Bill 16 (SB16), aims to change the way assault firearms are defined in Virginia. As currently drafted, the…
Drug treatment courts are specialized dockets targeted at people who are experiencing drug addiction or who are dealing with substance abuse problems. The overriding purpose of these courts is to reduce the odds of relapse and recidivism among offenders who…
The crimes of assault and battery often are charged together, and they even appear together under a single law in Virginia (§ 18.2-57). However, these are actually two different types of offenses, and they do not have to be charged…
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, it is a criminal act to intentionally infect another person with a sexually transmitted disease (STD). If you are accused of doing so, you may be arrested for a felony offense—one that carries significant jail…
When someone you love gets hurt in an accident caused by another party’s careless or harmful behavior, it can be difficult to think about filing a legal claim in order to receive compensation. However, for many families, the process of…
Nobody gets behind the driver’s seat with the expectation of getting hurt in a car crash in Fairfax, Virginia. Yet motor vehicle collisions can happen quickly and without warning, especially when another driver behaves recklessly or gets distracted behind the…
