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Indecent Exposure Crimes and Penalties in Virginia Were you arrested for indecent exposure in Virginia? Find out what this offense is, the penalties you face, and the long-term consequences if convicted. -
How Your Teen Could Be Punished for Teen Sexting in Virginia Teen sexting is charged as a felony in Virginia. Learn what this crime is and the serious penalties your teenager could face if they’re convicted. -
Things You Should Consider When Deciding Whether to Accept a Plea Agreement Are you considering entering into a plea bargain in your criminal case? Here, we explain five things to consider before deciding whether to accept a plea deal. -
What You Need to Know About Virginia’s New Law Decriminalizing Possession of Marijuana A new law in Virginia decriminalizes the possession of up to an ounce of marijuana and seals prior possession convictions. How can this law help you? -
Five Tips to Help You Choose the Right Criminal Defense Attorney Are you struggling to find an experienced criminal defense attorney? Follow these tips to select the lawyer that is right for you and your case. -
When Could You Face DUI Maiming Charges in Norfolk? If you cause someone to suffer bodily injuries when driving while intoxicated, you may be charged with DUI Maiming. What penalties does this felony crime carry? -
What You Need to Know About Virginia’s First Offender Diversion Program If You’ve Been Charged With Possession of Marijuana Have you been charged with marijuana possession in Virginia? If it’s your first offense, you may get the charges dismissed under the First Offender Program. -
Your Right Against Self-Incrimination: Understand Your Rights to Protect Yourself When Facing Criminal Charges What are your Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination? Find out what your rights are as both a defendant and a witness in criminal and civil cases. -
Take These Steps If You Are Pulled Over for a DUI If you are pulled over for a DUI, you don’t want to make your situation worse. Follow these tips to protect your rights and avoid more serious criminal charges. -
An Attorney Can Defend You Against Assault Charges Defending against assault charges in Virginia is possible, and photo, video, or witness testimony evidence could get your charges lessened or dismissed. -
Types of Drugs and the Penalties You’ll Face for Having Them If you are found in possession of drugs, the punishment you face depends on the type of drug you had. Here, we discuss what the penalties are. -
Actual Possession and Constructive Possession: What’s the Difference? Do you know what the difference is between actual possession and constructive possession when it comes to drug charges? If not, find out here. -
Don’t Let the Police Violate Your Rights If you are stopped by the police, do you know what to do to protect your rights? Here, we provide a few tips to ensure the best possible outcome. -
Eligibility Guidelines for the Purchase of Firearms in Virginia Itching to buy your first gun but not sure if you’re qualified? Click here to learn about state purchasing laws and your eligibility to buy Virginia firearms. -
Common Types of Prosecutable Juvenile Crimes All 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. -
Convictions That Lead to Sex Offender Registration Don’t ruin your life by having to register as a sex offender; click here to find out what sexual assault convictions make registration mandatory. -
Three Ways Not to Incriminate Yourself of a DUI Offense Don’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. -
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. -
Still Time to Hire a Lawyer After Charges Have Been Filed in Norfolk A 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. -
Virginia Felony versus Misdemeanor Charges If 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.