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A conviction of drug distribution charges in Virginia carries significant penalties that can forever impact a person’s life. Depending on the type of drug involved and other factors, a person convicted of drug distribution could go to prison for life.…
Prescription drugs, especially those in pill form, are typically dispensed by a pharmacy in a plastic medicine bottle. These containers usually have child-proof caps, and the outside of the bottle will have a label providing information about the prescription. There…
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…
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…
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…
Virginia lawmakers recently initiated discussions regarding the decriminalization of marijuana possession in the state; to be sure, this includes HB 972, which would decriminalize simple marijuana possession and penalize those caught with marijuana with a small fee of $25, and…
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…
A drug offense conviction could haunt you for the rest of your life, particularly when applying for employment. Virginia offers a unique option for some first-time drug possession offenders, known as the “251 program” or the Marijuana Diversion Program. If…
