Our qualified attorneys often write legal library articles that will give you information on Virginia criminal laws and penalties, as well as explain possible defenses and strategies for your DUI, traffic or criminal case. These articles will help explain your rights under Virginia laws and educate you on the process you may be facing.
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Blood Alcohol ConcentrationThere are many factors that determine an individual's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). Call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free, no obligation consultation.
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Blood Alcohol Concentration ChartsCharts can give an estimated BAC reading for someone based on gender, weight and number of drinks consumed. Call us at 888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: Getting Ready for the Court CaseKnow what to do before your day in court for the best possible outcome. If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense in Virginia, call us today.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: Being ArrestedAn "arrest" begins the criminal justice process. Know what it means to be arrested in Virginia, call us at 888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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After Conviction: Unpaid Fines, Interest & CollectionsFailing to pay court fines will result in a suspended driver's license, the transfer of your case to the collections department and the assessment of interest.
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After Conviction: Fines and CostsFollowing a conviction in a Virginia criminal court, you may be required to pay fines and/or costs. Call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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After Conviction: License SuspensionIf a Virginia judge imposes a sentence which includes a suspension of your driver's license, you must surrender your license to the court or the DMV.
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After Conviction: Bond RefundsFollowing the conclusion of a Virginia criminal case, bond refunds may be requested at the Clerk's office. Call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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After Conviction: MotionsWithin 60 days of conviction of a Virginia criminal offense, you may file a motion to rehear. Call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free, no obligation consultation.
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After Conviction: AppealFollowing a conviction of a Virginia criminal offense, you have the right to an appeal. If you’ve been charged call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation
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Virginia Criminal Justice System: Meeting a MagistrateKnow who a magistrate is and what role they play in your case. If you’ve been charged with an offense in VA, call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation
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Virginia's Criminal Justice System: Pretrial ProbationKnow what the Office of Court Services is and why you are required to visit prior to your trial. Call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free, consultation.
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Virginia's Criminal Justice System: ArraignmentKnow what to expect at your arraignment. If you’ve been charged with an offense in Virginia, call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free, no obligation consultation.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: The Court DateKnow what is important on your court date. If you’ve been charged with a criminal, drunk driving in VA, call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: Inside the CourthouseKnow what you will see once you are inside the courthouse. If you’ve been charged in Virginia, call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: In the CourtroomKnow who you will see and how to act in the courtroom on your court date. If you’ve been charged call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: Possible Types of Outcomes of a Criminal CaseIf you have been charged with a DUI/DWI, other Criminal or Traffic offense in Virginia, Nolle Prosequi Is a Potential Outcome Of Your Case
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice System: Victims and WitnessesKnow what you should do as a victim or witness in a Virginia criminal case. If you’ve been charged call us at 1-888-384-5997 for a free consultation.
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Virginia CourtsThe court system in Virginia is made up of District Courts, Circuit Courts, the Virginia Court of Appeals and the Virginia Supreme Court.