When police officer Harry Kephart Jr. was arrested for suspicion of prescription fraud and "doctor shopping," he had some insight as to how he might be penalized upon conviction. Knowing that serious fines and jail time could be in his future, he turned to Virginia Beach ...
Read MoreWith the stroke of his pen, Governor McAuliffe has taken executive action to limit your rights as Virginians under the Second Amendment. Among other ...
View MoreRecent events have placed the issue of gun control and gun rights in the center of public discourse. Powerful people and organizations are mounting an ...
View MoreUnder Virginia Code § 18.2–270, "any person convicted of three offenses of § 18.2-266 committed within a 10-year period shall upon conviction of the ...
View MoreWhen a client meets with our firm, one of the first questions we usually get is, "What happens if I am convicted of a DUI?" While the ultimate goal is ...
View MoreThe answer depends on the code section for which you are ultimately convicted. Virginia law enforcement generally rely on the computerized database of ...
View MoreThe term "hate crime" has been in wide circulation lately due to recent national events. The Virginia criminal code does not include the term "hate ...
View MoreThe vast majority of DUI charges in Virginia involve suspected use of alcohol. However, it is possible to be charged with DUI based solely upon use of ...
View MoreVirginia law enforcement officers frequently charge motorists with both DUI under Virginia Code §18.2-266 and reckless driving under Virginia Code ...
View MoreHiring the best lawyer is a challenge. To find the best lawyer in Hampton Roads you need to do your homework. Talk to friends and family, and look ...
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