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Common Types of Prosecutable Juvenile CrimesAll teenagers can, and do, periodically act out. Read on to learn how you child’s rebellious nature could land him in front of a judge.
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Convictions That Lead to Sex Offender RegistrationDon’t ruin your life by having to register as a sex offender; click here to find out what sexual assault convictions make registration mandatory.
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Three Ways Not to Incriminate Yourself of a DUI OffenseDon’t incriminate yourself into an arrest for driving under the influence. Take these three tips into account if you are pulled over for a DUI.
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What Does the Term "Violent Crime" Mean?Have you or a loved one been accused of a crime? Read on to learn about the most common violent crimes and how a criminal attorney can help.
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Still Time to Hire a Lawyer After Charges Have Been Filed in NorfolkA Virginia criminal law attorney can help you even after charges are filed. Contact a skilled Norfolk attorney to learn more and to schedule a free case review.
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Virginia Felony versus Misdemeanor ChargesIf you have been accused of a crime in Virginia it is crucial that you understand your rights and get an experienced Virginia Beach criminal law attorney.
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VA Drug Counselors May Help Those Freed Under Fair Sentencing ActDrug counselors in Virginia and across the nation are working to provide help to those eligible for release under the Fair Sentencing Act.
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Cheers and Fears Abound as Virginia Inmates Go FreeThe eastern district of Virginia is, as of today, releasing 75 inmates who were doing time for charges stemming for the use or sale of crack cocaine.
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Virginia Drug Charges Put Your Life on Hold: Who Can Help?Accused of a drug related crime in Virginia? Only an experienced, successful attorney can help you fight the charges and regain your life.
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“Spice” May Soon be Illegal in Virginia, NationwideA local ban on the synthetic drug “Spice” may not be necessary. The U.S. Government is taking steps to outlaw the chemicals used to make what is being marketed as synthetic marijuana. Officials in Norfolk and across Virginia are sure to be watching and waiting for official word that the drug has been banned.
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Will the drug "Spice" be made illegal in Norfolk, Virginia?While officials in Newport decide whether to make a new synthetic drug, Spice, illegal, our attorneys are looking at the legality of current searches and seizures. Norfolk's Convenience Store Task Force have already searched many stores, charging some of the owners with various crimes. Is this legal? Can the charged parties be found guilty?
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Did veteran Virginia Beach teacher know what was in the package she accepted?A veteran Virginia Beach teacher was recently arrested after she accepted a package. The package contained illegal drugs and the teacher has been arrested and suspended from her job without pay. The question is: Did she know what was in the package? If so, what was her intention? These are things that a jury will likely be asking themselves, if charges are not dropped during the course of the investigation.
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Ticketed on I66 or I64 in Virginia? You are not alone!Were you one of the over two thousand people ticketed this weekend? Virginia State Police netted thousands of tickets and a handful of arrests over the weekend. Their aim was to catch drivers who were speeding, driving recklessly or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. This type of traffic safety campaign is common in Norfolk and across Virginia and some question the fairness of the aggressive campaigns.
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NC Attorney Successful in Getting Athletes’ Drugs Charges DroppedDrug charges against three North Carolina State athletes have been dropped. Their attorney was able to prove that the off-duty police officer who entered the apartment was acting without permission or a proper search warrant.
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Drug Possession Charges in Virginia Vary GreatlyA recent sentencing of a repeat drug offender from Norfolk highlights the range of sentences and penalties levied against drug offenders in Virginia. Our Virginia Beach attorneys have experience in every type of drug charge case. Please read on to learn more about the sentencing and penalty possibilities in Virginia.
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What do you know about mandatory minimum sentences in Virginia?
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Refusing a breathalyzer test in Virginia
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When can ignition interlock devices be used for DUI offenders?
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Overview of Virginia’s drunk driving laws
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Virginia Budget Woes Means Nonviolent Inmates Could be Released Early