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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What Is Considered Drugged Reckless Driving In Virginia?
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What Does the VA DMV Do After a DUI?
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Can Problems with Police Procedure Get Your DUI Charge Dropped?
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What Does "Rising BAC" Mean in a DUI Case?
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Do you have to sign a traffic ticket in Virginia?
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Can police arrest without a warrant in Virginia?
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Can I get my blood result before my DUI trial?
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Are police required to make an arrest when in an Assault and Battery case?
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Can a misdemeanor be removed from my Virginia record?
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Can I be taken to jail at a pre-trial hearing for DUI?
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Can I expunge my Virginia criminal conviction (sex, drugs, violence, theft, property, etc.)?
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Does the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) assess demerit points for accidents?
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If I am licensed in Virginia and my privilege to drive is suspended in another state, can I continue to drive in Virginia?
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If am licensed in another state and my privilege to drive in Virginia is suspended, can I continue to drive in the state in which I am licensed?
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What does "released on summons" mean?
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Can any Virginia lawyer claim to practice Criminal Defense or is some level of expertise required?
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I've been arrested and accused of a crime and I have to go to court for an arraignment. What should I expect at an arraignment in Virginia?
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What happens after a suspect is arrested and taken into custody by police in Virginia?
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If I am arrested and taken to jail, do I have to stay in jail until my trial or can I get released before trial?
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What factors do Virginia magistrates look to when deciding whether to release someone from pre-trial incarceration, and if so, on what conditions?