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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…
By Justin Jouvenal July 28 Leslie Mayo’s ex-husband called in 2017, telling her he had bumped into an old friend from the ’90s named Moe who wanted to hang out. The call was forgettable but for the fact that…
The captain of a sheriff's department in Virginia said a SWAT team's assistance was employed in a recent drug-related operation. The captain stated he believed it was necessary due to certain projected risks associated with a suspected drug ring the…
Being charged with a first time possession of Marijuana or any other controlled substance in Virginia can be a frightening experience, and learning that there is a clear route to avoiding a felony or misdemeanor conviction is comforting to many.…
Persons charged with drug possession as a first offense are usually eligible for treatment as a first-offender, under Virginia Code Section 18.2-251. The probationary program requires the defendant to be of good behavior, enter and complete a drug class/treatment, have…
When an individual is accused of possessing drugs, there is a need to take immediate action. A conviction in Virginia on drug charges can change the course of a person's life and have a range of negative outcomes, up to…
