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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Virginia Malicious and Unlawful Wounding - Va. Code §18.2-51Charged with Unlawful Wounding or Malicious Wounding? Call an experienced Criminal Defense Attorney and get some answers. (703)361-6100 or (877)CRIM-LWYR.
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Virginia Homicide: Murder & ManslaughterHave you been accused of Manslaughter or Murder? If so, contact an aggressive, experienced Virginia Criminal Defense Attorney. (877)CRIM-LWYR or (703)361-6100.
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Charged with an Assault and Battery in Virginia? Don't let a false charge, a mistake, or a moment of bad judgment impact the rest of your life.Virginia Simple Assault and Assault and Battery, Code §18.2-57, where battery is unlawful touching and assault is intent to commit battery, injury or not.
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If You Throw a Butt, Your Butt May Be Thrown in JailIn Virginia, people mistakenly believe that a small fine is the worst thing that can happen to them from littering. Those people are flat wrong.
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What are the differences in infractions, misdemeanors and felonies?In Virginia, criminal offenses are either felonies or misdemeanors. Traffic infractions are violations of public order and they are not criminal.
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4 Critical Things a Manassas Criminal Defense Lawyer ProvidesFind out the four critical things that a Manassas criminal defense lawyer at the Wilson Law Firm can do for you that will help your case results.
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Arrested in Virginia? A Manassas, VA Criminal Defense Attorney May Improve Your SituationThere are many things a Northern Virginia criminal defense attorney can provide you. Read this article to find out what a lawyer does in your criminal case.
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Drug Defenses and Schedule Classification Explained by a Virginia Criminal Defense Lawyer.An experienced VA criminal defense attorney may have defenses available in your case. Read this article and call a Manassas drug defense lawyer today.
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Not Enough Money in Your Account? Writing Bad Checks in Virginia May Land You in JailArrested for bad checks in Virginia? Find out why you need to hire an experienced Northern Virginia criminal defense lawyer immediately.
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How is Burglary and Breaking and Entering Punishable in Virginia?If you have been arrested for burglary or breaking and entering in northern Virginia, call a VA criminal defense attorney at the Wilson Law Firm at 703-361-6100
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What are the Penalties for Embezzlement Felony Charges in Virginia?If you have been arrested for embezzlement in Northern VA, there may be defenses that an experienced criminal defense attorney can use to lessen your jail time.
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Possible Defenses for Credit Card Fraud Offenses in VirginiaIf you have been arrested for credit card theft in Virginia, there may be possible defenses that a Criminal Defense Attorney can use to lower your charges
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What You Should Know About Drug Manufacturing Crimes in Virginia - Including Possible DefensesDrug manufacturing is a criminal offense and is punishable by jail time and heavy fees. You need to contact an experienced Northern VA criminal defense lawyer.
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Possible Defenses for a Virginia Assault and Battery Case Used By Battery LawyersIf you have been arrested on assault and battery charges in northern Virginia, contact the criminal defense attorneys at the Wilson Law Firm today
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Warrantless ArrestsWhether officers in Virginia have authority to arrest, without a warrant, for misdemeanors is a complicated one which many people simply do not understand.
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Under Virginia Criminal Law, if I am arrested will I be taken into custody or released on a summons?The Virginia Criminal Law and Procedure relating to whether a suspect will be taken into custody and held or given a ticket and released is complicated.
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Under Virginia Criminal Law, in what circumstances can an officer arrest a suspect without a warrant?An officer's authority to arrest a suspect without a warrant is involves consideration of the severity of the alleged offense and the specific offense involved.
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Distinguishing Felony, Misdemeanor & Traffic Offenses Under Virginia Criminal LawA discussion of what the differences are between Traffic Violations, Misdemeanor Criminal Offenses and Felony Criminal Offenses under Virginia Criminal Law.
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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.