If you’re accused of committing a crime such as drug possession, drunk driving, or murder but are also accused of resisting arrest or assaulting a law enforcement officer, the prosecution must prove each element of [...]
If you’ve been charged with stalking, it’s important that you understand Virginia’s legal definition, the consequences of this crime, and how to build a defense against it. Stalking Is a Crime in Virginia Unless you [...]
If you were convicted of a crime, instead of serving jail time, the court may sentence you to probation. The terms of your probation are set by the court and may include regular check-ins with [...]
If you’ve been charged with a crime, going to trial can be scary, costly, and stressful. Many people prefer to avoid a trial if at all possible; however, you don’t want to plead guilty to [...]
There are legal terms that sound similar but have very different meanings. If you face potential criminal prosecution or if you’ve been arrested, you will likely hear many legal terms that significantly impact your case. [...]
When a person commits fraud, he intentionally deceives someone and is responsible for causing that person to suffer a loss. Fraud can include stealing from employers, failing to reveal or call attention to a mistake [...]
"Expunging" criminal charges in Virginia means sealing records of a charge that did not result in a conviction, so the public can’t see them. When a court in Virginia issues an expungement, all physical records [...]
Criminal case dismissed for client accused of underage possession of alcohol at George Mason University event.
Not guilty verdict on all counts in Federal Court for client accused of possession and receipt of child pornography.
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