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Choosing not to drive after drinking often reflects a safer decision. However, most drivers do not realize that sleeping in a parked car can still lead to a (driving under the influence) DUI allegation. If you are facing a first-time DUI allegation, understanding how...
Facing a reckless driving charge in Virginia can be overwhelming. Unlike a simple traffic ticket, reckless driving is a criminal misdemeanor that could result in jail time, hefty fines and a permanent criminal record. If you find yourself in this situation,...
If you are pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) in Virginia, an officer may ask you to take part in some exercises. These are known as field sobriety tests. However, many people do not realize that the clothing you wear may affect your...
Forgery in Virginia often comes down to whether your document appears false or altered in a way that could mislead someone. You may feel unsure after you sign or use a record that others now question, and that concern can grow as attention shifts to your actions. That...
A conviction in a Virginia courtroom does not always signify the end of your legal journey. If you recently faced a trial with a guilty verdict, you may feel the process was fundamentally unfair. Therefore, the appellate system allows a higher court to review if the...
Organized retail theft charges in Virginia are often more complex than standard shoplifting cases. These charges are typically filed against those suspected of wrongdoing when prosecutors allege that theft was part of a coordinated effort, involved multiple incidents...
People who make unsafe choices in traffic are at risk of citations or even criminal prosecution. Motorists who speed or fail to use their turn signals might receive a ticket from a police officer. Other times, the situation may be serious enough to warrant criminal...
Drug charges are often inspired by circumstances that are much more complicated than those leading to a simple allegation of possession or distribution. In many cases, what begins as a misunderstanding quickly escalates into a criminal investigation. A friend leaves...
Homicide offenses are crimes that lead to a person dying. The state treats homicide offenses as felonies in most cases. People can classify homicide offenses into two primary categories. Murder involves intentionally causing another person's death, while manslaughter...
Drunk driving charges are relatively common in Virginia. Also known as driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI) offenses, drunk driving can lead to misdemeanor or felony charges. The circumstances dictate the charges that the state pursues and...