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Being arrested and charged with a crime is stressful and frightening. In the confusing aftermath of an arrest, many people make mistakes that undermine their own legal defense. As Virginia has some of the harshest theft laws in the entire…
Virginia takes intoxicated driving charges very seriously. The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) reports that prosecutors obtained 19,925 DWI convictions in the Commonwealth in 2016 alone. It is important to note that you do not actually have to be convicted…
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…
There are few things more stressful than being arrested and charged with a serious crime. In Virginia, cocaine possession is a serious criminal offense. Even if you are only alleged to have a small amount of the controlled substance and…
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…
Few things are more stressful or frightening than being convicted of a crime. A conviction is not necessarily the end of the road—courts sometimes make mistakes. You have the right to file an appeal of an unfavorable decision. That being…
Being convicted of a crime can have significant repercussions for defendants, who could face imprisonment and expensive fines, in addition to the creation of a criminal record. The latter tends to have particularly far-reaching consequences, as having a criminal record…
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…
