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If you have recently been arrested for or charged with a crime, you may feel overwhelmed with the legal terminology that you encounter. This can be a particularly difficult challenge when there are terms that sound as though they might…
Being arrested and charged with a crime is stressful. You may be tempted not to talk about it because you're embarrassed. However, it is crucial that you get sound advice from an experienced and seasoned Virginia criminal defense attorney. Some…
When a person is convicted of a felony in Virginia, they can suffer long-term consequences in addition to whatever legal penalties the court imposes. If you have a felony conviction on your criminal record, you could have difficulty finding housing,…
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…
