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A DWI/DUI conviction can remain on your record with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for eleven years. DMV driving records include all traffic violations, including suspensions, collisions, deferred prosecution revocations, and disqualifications. A conviction for a traffic-related crime…
A first DUI offense is typically a Class 1 misdemeanor, resulting in a minimum fine of $250. However, there is no jail time if the result of a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test is less than 0.15 percent. Getting charged…
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A speeding ticket is not usually a misdemeanor in Virginia but is rather a traffic violation. However, speeding that a law enforcement officer deems particularly dangerous may qualify as reckless driving, a misdemeanor offense in Virginia. Penalties for Speeding in…
Receiving a ticket during a traffic stop can be stressful and frustrating. Many people pay for their tickets, assuming contesting it won't amount to much. They think it's a waste of time. However, you have the right to fight a…
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The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects individuals from unreasonable search and seizure of their person, home, papers, and effects. This applies to everyone in the United States, regardless of immigration status. Unfortunately, law enforcement officers sometimes abuse…
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