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The Commonwealth of Virginia has what is known as the “three strikes” law (Virginia Code Section 19.2-297.1), which applies specifically to violent felony offenses. If a person has twice been previously convicted of a violent felony crime and is convicted…
There’s never a good time to be charged with a crime, but a criminal conviction, while you’re in college, can be especially damaging. Depending on the nature of your conviction, you could be expelled from school and unable to finish…
Virginia law allows the lawful possession of many types of firearms, and many Virginians own and use them responsibly. But unlawful possession of a firearm constitutes a serious criminal offense under state law. Some firearm possession criminal offenses are charged…
Reasonable suspicion and probable cause sound to most people like similar terms, but they have important differences. Each gives police different levels of authority over individuals they suspect of crimes. Probable cause requires hard evidence, while the threshold for reasonable…
If you’ve been arrested and charged with driving under the influence, this one-time mistake could have lasting consequences on your life and your livelihood. Law enforcement and the courts take DUI charges seriously in our state, and it’s important to…
What happens if you refuse a breath test requested by a law enforcement officer? Driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol can lead to severe consequences, especially on Virginia's roads. Virginia has some of the nation's toughest laws when…
If you are facing criminal charges in Virginia, there is a good chance that you will be in a position to consider a plea bargain. According to the Pew Research Center, 97 percent of federal cases and 94 percent of…
Starting January 1, 2021, a new hands-free law became effective in Virginia, making it illegal to hold a cellphone or another handheld personal communications device while driving. With the new hands-free law, Virginia has joined the rest of the Washington…
For most people, estate planning is a sensitive matter because they need to think about death and incapacitation. However, the importance of having a Virginia estate plan cannot be overstated, though not everyone has one. According to a survey by…
The Virginia criminal justice community cracks down hard on individuals who commit violent crimes, so you can expect police and prosecutors to aggressively pursue you for a violation of Virginia’s assault and battery statute. This offense encompasses two types of…
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