Many people who have been cited for reckless driving or arrested for drunk driving in Virginia have common questions, and our Manassas DUI defense lawyers developed this section on our website to educate, inform and help you through this difficult time. When you are facing a challenging case, look for your answers here. If you cannot locate the answer to your specific question, please give us a call, and our qualified Northern Virginia criminal defense attorneys will answer your legal questions.
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Will Probation Before Judgment Help You If You’re Arrested for DUI in Maryland?
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What happens if I refuse to submit to an alcohol test?
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Will my rights be protected if I hire a lawyer from a small law firm?
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Can I rent a car if I’m convicted of reckless driving in Virginia?
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This is the first time I’ve ever had to hire a lawyer. Do you have any tips for working effectively with an attorney?
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Can I prepay a reckless driving summons?
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How do I know if I can trust you to represent me in a Virginia reckless driving case?
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What happens if I’m arrested for reckless driving in Virginia while I’m on probation for another crime?
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What is a highway?
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Do I have to wait for a police officer to read me my Miranda rights or can I assert them myself?
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I’m innocent! Why won’t you promise me an acquittal in my reckless driving case?
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What does it mean when you say that you are an experienced reckless driving attorney and why is it important to me?
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Do I need expert witnesses for my Virginia DUI case?
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What does nolle prosequi mean in a Virginia reckless driving case?
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Can I get a continuance in my reckless driving case?
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How long can my insurance premiums go up for if I’m convicted of reckless driving in Virginia?
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Who enforces reckless driving laws in Virginia?
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What kind of lawyer do I need if I get a ticket for passing a stopped school bus in Virginia?
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I’m so embarrassed by my reckless driving arrest. Who is going to know about this?
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I was in an accident and the other person is claiming that I was driving recklessly. Does this mean that I’m facing criminal charges?