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Are you driving on a rejection sticker? If so, you’re inviting the police to pull you over. Virginia law allows officers to stop any vehicle who they have a “reasonable articulable suspicion” to believe is in violation of a law. I like to refer to this standard as “more than a hunch.” This means that […]
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In many Virginia accident cases, the Commonwealth charges at least one driver with reckless driving. The main statute used for this charge is VA Code 46.2-853. That statute – 46.2-853 – is brief: “A person shall be guilty of reckless driving who drives a vehicle which is not under proper control or which has inadequate […]
MoreEluding police is a significant criminal offense that courts and prosecutors take seriously. Police chases endanger everyone on the road, including the fleeing suspect, surrounding motorists, and the pursuing officers. However, there are two sides to every story. The right lawyer could help you tell your story, make your voice heard, and possibly exonerate yourself. […]
MoreFailing to appear in court for a traffic ticket in Virginia can lead to serious consequences. Understanding the legal implications and options is crucial for an effective resolution. Key Takeaways Missing a court date for a traffic violation can result in a trial in your absence or a bench warrant for your arrest. The severity […]
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Did you know that Virginia prohibits holding a phone while driving? As of January 1, 2021, that’s now a traffic infraction with a minimum $125 fine AND three points on your driving record. Let’s talk about the law and how you can fight it. Virginia Cell Phone Laws: 46.2-818.2 – Use of Handheld Personal Communications […]
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What Is A Hit And Run In Virginia? Virginia has a very complex set of laws that govern your duties if you’re involved in an accident while in a motor vehicle. Altogether they’re referred to in the slang term of “hit and run”; however, by law, it is called “leaving the scene of an accident.” […]
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Video – click to watch instead of reading. If you had a court date for a traffic or misdemeanor case in Virginia and you failed to appear, you may be facing a capias warrant in VA. What does capias mean? A capias warrant is also known as a bench warrant. If you’re lucky, you’ll just […]
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Navigating the legality of traffic stops, this article delves into whether police can pull you over without cause, highlighting the necessity of reasonable suspicion and lawful grounds for such actions. Key Takeaways In the U.S., police must have reasonable suspicion of law violation for a traffic stop. Examples include speeding, expired registration, or signs of […]
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One of the most common issues after being convicted of a DWI in Virginia is getting a restricted license so you can drive to work, to school, to a doctor’s appointment, etc. The problem is, it can take a little while to get the restricted license in order, so one common question clients have is: […]
MoreAfter a period of uncertainty, you’ve learned that your DUI case has been dismissed in Virginia. This news may bring a sense of relief, but it’s normal to have lingering questions about what this outcome means for your record, driving privileges, and day-to-day life. This guide will explain what happens when a case is dismissed […]
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