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A criminal conviction in Virginia does not always mean your case is over. In some situations, you may have the right to challenge the outcome through an appeal. Still, an appeal does not simply give you a second trial. Instead, the appeals process usually focuses on...
A single driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in Virginia can follow you for the rest of your life. The record never disappears, stays accessible and never stops showing up when someone checks your background. What happens in court may be just the beginning of...
Understanding how prosecutorial discretion affects criminal cases is important to the outcome of any legal case. If you find yourself facing criminal charges consider contacting an attorney to better understand the role prosecutor discretion may have in your unique...
If you were recently arrested, charged, or convicted of a Driving While Under the Influence (DUI) in the state of Virginia, it is important to know how DUIs impact licensed professionals, and how a DUI may impact your ability to continue your career. Consider reaching...
Can the police obtain cell tower history without a warrant? Historically speaking, police officers were allowed to obtain a great deal more information than they are today without a warrant. If you are dealing with a legal issue regarding your cell tower location...
There are many ways in which a criminal conviction can impact an immigration application. A charge of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) can impact an immigration application based on the circumstances of the DUI, what other laws might have been broken, and any other...
If you are charged with any kind of Virginia theft crime, the punishments can be severe. Any theft crime is considered one of dishonesty and can remain on your permanent record, making it difficult to seek employment, obtain housing, or even advance your education. At...