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Driving on a suspended license is considered a misdemeanor offense in Virginia. The penalties can include a suspended license, jail sentence, and an expensive fine. However, if you cause a car accident, the charge can increase to a felony crime.…
While theft is typically viewed as the act of taking something that does not belong to you, the legal definition of theft can vary. Virginia has different categories of theft, such as robbery, burglary, shoplifting, petit larceny, and grand larceny.…
Like other states, Virginia’s court system will typically treat minors differently than it does adults. Instead of issuing harsh penalties like imprisonment, an officer of the court might offer a chance at rehabilitation. No one wants to take away a…
A criminal conviction for cyberstalking in Virginia can have severe consequences and a lasting impact on your life and livelihood. If you’ve been accused of criminal cyberstalking, it’s important to understand what this means and how a conviction could impact…
Search-and-seizure laws limit the conditions that allow law enforcement to search and seize you or your property. The Fourth Amendment to the U.S Constitution states the following: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers,…
If your teenager had a new driver’s license, you have your work cut out for you. Trusting even a conscientious teen with a car is difficult, but there are dangers in today’s interconnected world that simply didn’t exist until recently.…
Credit card fraud is a serious crime in Virginia, and the penalties can be severe. Depending on how much they stole, how many fraudulent transactions they made, and other factors, anyone found guilty of credit card fraud could be looking…
If you’ve been convicted of a traffic violation in Virginia, you may learn that you’ve received a certain number of “points” on your driver’s license. But what do these points mean, and how do they work? As it turns out,…
Under Virginia law, a protective order is an order that bars an individual from being in proximity to another individual or having any form of communication with them. Protective orders, also known as restraining orders, can be issued when any act…
When you are found guilty of committing a federal crime, you have the right to appeal. An appeal is basically when you ask a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court. An appeal is not a…
