Free Information from your Virginia Accident and Criminal Law Attorneys
Do you need information about your accident, arrest or traffic ticket? If so the attorneys at Tavss Fletcher believe that our article library will help you understand Virginia law, your rights and the best way to proceed with your case. Please feel free to browse through the following sections. As always, if you have any questions at all do not hesitate to contact your experienced Virginia Beach attorney today for a consultation.
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White Collar Offenses in Virginia Many offenses, like embezzlement and bank fraud, are white collar crimes in Virginia. Here, learn about five common crimes and the penalties for each. -
Expungement of Criminal Charges in Virginia Your right to an expungement of your criminal record is very limited in Virginia. Here, we explain when you may be eligible for one. -
Common Ways You Could Violate Probation in Virginia Have you been placed on probation as part of your sentence? Here, learn the common ways you may violate probation and the harsh consequence you could face. -
Plea Bargain Pros and Cons in Your Criminal Case Many criminal cases are resolved through the defendant entering into a plea agreement. Find out the pros and cons of agreeing to one in your criminal case. -
Assault and Battery Crimes and Penalties in Virginia Assault and assault and battery can be a misdemeanor or felony offense in Virginia. Read about these crimes and the penalties you may face if you’re convicted. -
DUI and DWI Offenses and Penalties in Virginia Have you been arrested for DUI or DWI in Norfolk? Here, our experienced DUI attorneys explain the harsh penalties you face if you are convicted. -
Defenses to Possession of Marijuana Charges in Virginia If you are charged with possession of marijuana in Virginia, you face harsh consequences if convicted. Read about possible defenses that can help. -
What You Need to Know About Lie Detectors in Criminal Cases It’s almost always not in your interests to agree to take a lie detector test. Learn four reasons why you should say no to this request even if you’re innocent. -
Common Marijuana Drug Charges in Virginia It is illegal to possess any amount of marijuana in Virginia. Here, we explain common marijuana offenses you could face and the penalties upon conviction. -
Double Jeopardy Protections in Criminal Cases Double jeopardy prevents you from being charged with the same crime twice. Here, we explain when this right applies and what it does not protect against. -
Rules on DUI Checkpoints in Virginia Were you arrested for DUI at a DUI checkpoint in Virginia? Here, learn the basic rules about these checkpoints that may have been violated in your case. -
Possible Outcomes in Criminal Cases in Virginia Have you been charged with a crime? Learn about the possible outcomes in criminal cases in Virginia to better understand what could happen to you. -
How Bail Works in Virginia Criminal Cases If you have been arrested, you may be granted bail and released from jail upon satisfying the terms of your bond. What types of bond may be set in your case? -
Discovery Requirements in Criminal Cases in Virginia Do you have a right to the evidence the prosecution has against you in your criminal case? Here, learn about your constitutional rights to discovery. -
What You Need to Know About DUI Expungement in Virginia If you’ve been convicted of a DUI in Virginia, you may wonder if the conviction can be removed from your record. Learn about DUI expungement. -
Understanding Ignition Interlock Rules in Virginia Since 2012, Virginia requires even first-time DUI offenders to have ignition interlock devices installed in their vehicles. Here, learn more about this law. -
Proving Self Defense in Court Attempting to prove a self-defense claim in court is often difficult. Here, we discuss what the judge or jury looks for when deciding a verdict. -
Your Rights During a Traffic Stop Despite what you may have heard, you have rights during a traffic stop. Do you know what they are? Find out, here. -
Open Carry Laws in Virginia: Rights and Restrictions Just got a new handgun and want to show it off to your buddies? Make sure you know these open carry laws before a simple show-and-tell lands you behind bars -
Juvenile vs. Adult Crimes: Is Age the Only Difference? When your child commits a crime, he’ll be treated differently in court than an adult. Learn how by clicking here.