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Beginning July 1, 2020, a person who possesses a valid concealed handgun permit will be allowed to possess a stun weapon on school property while in a motor vehicle in a parking lot, traffic circle, or other means of vehicular…
In Virginia, there are limited circumstances where a defendant can get what is known as a deferred disposition. A deferred disposition occurs when a judge finds that the facts are sufficient to find a defendant guilty of a charge, but…
Speeding over 80 miles per hour in Virginia has been Reckless Driving, regardless of the speed limit. So, if you were going 81 MPH in a 70 MPH zone, you could be charged with a Class 1 Misdemeanor, even though…
Previously, a student in an elementary or secondary school could be charged with the criminal offense of Disorderly Conduct for actions occurring at school, on a bus, or at school functions (for example: if an argument started that caused a…
Effective July 1, 2020, simple possession of marijuana up to one ounce is no longer a criminal offense in Virginia. Simple possession of Marijuana is now a civil offense which is subject to a civil penalty of no more than…
Recently, we provided you with exciting updates about Virginia’s progress toward decriminalizing marijuana. An important part of the discussion around decriminalizing marijuana is the distinction between decriminalization and legalization of marijuana. While Virginia has passed a bill that goes into…
Suffering serious injuries in a motor vehicle crash and filing a car accident claim can be complicated regardless of the surrounding circumstances. Given that the COVID-19 emergency has shut down much of Northern Virginia as thousands of people work from…
Whether you are facing a traffic ticket or a much more serious criminal trial, it is important to work closely with a Fairfax criminal defense attorney during the coronavirus pandemic. Many court cases have been postponed through May 17, and…
You might not realize it, but being charged with reckless driving in Virginia is an extremely serious offense. Indeed, Virginia has some of the most stringent speeding and reckless driving laws in the country, and a conviction of reckless driving…
Regardless of the type of criminal charges you are facing in Virginia, it is essential to begin working with an aggressive Fairfax criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. When it comes to facing charges for theft and theft-related offenses,…
