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Being found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Virginia is a serious crime that carries significant and lasting penalties. If you are convicted of drunk driving, you could be fined, have your driver’s license revoked, and possibly be sentenced to…
Jurors have had the power to issue sentences for convicted criminals in Virginia since the late 1700s. Many people believed the criminal justice system was unfair to felons found guilty of crimes. They argued those involved in the sentencing process…
Driving is a convenience that allows us to easily get from point a to point b every day. So when your driver’s license has been suspended, it can create difficulties for you to get to where you need to be.…
One of the major consequences of a felony conviction in Virginia is the loss of many of your civil rights. Along with losing the right to vote and the right to run for public office, you also lose the right…
Beginning July 1, 2021, the Commonwealth of Virginia made some significant changes in the way the courts handle probation violations. These changes are important to understand for those currently on probation, as well as for their family and friends supporting…
In line with a nationwide trend towards the legalization of marijuana, new laws were passed in Virginia earlier this year to legalize recreational marijuana use within the state. The new law allows anyone 21 years or older to possess up…
Driving while impaired can carry significant consequences. While most individuals convicted of DUI never want to repeat the experience, the state of Virginia wants to reinforce that feeling. With that in mind, the state created the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action…
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…
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