Legal Library Articles for Virginia Clients
Many of our clients do not have extensive experience with the law. To help you become an informed and empowered partner in your case, our legal team has written these articles about local law. In these easy to read articles, learn more about legal definitions, the mechanics of a case, how a skilled attorney can help you, and more.
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How Sentencing Works in Criminal Cases in Virginia Are you facing criminal charges in Virginia? If you plead guilty or are found guilty, you will be sentenced. Here, we explain how sentencing works in Virginia. -
Importance of Pretrial Motions in Your Criminal Case Pretrial motions can be part of a strong defense to the criminal charges you face in Virginia. Here, we explain common pretrial motions you may want to file. -
Robbery Charges You May Face in Virginia | Fairfax Robbery Lawyer Robbery is a felony offense in Virginia. Here, we discuss first degree and second degree robbery and carjacking charges and penalties you may face if convicted. -
Your Fifth Amendment Protection Against Self-Incrimination Did you know that you have a right against self-incrimination as a witness as well as a defendant? Here, learn when you can exercise this constitutional right. -
Virginia Possession With Intent to Distribute Drug Charges Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance is a serious felony in Virginia. What are possible charges and penalties you may face? -
Misdemeanor Classes and Penalties in Virginia In Virginia, misdemeanors range from Class 1 through 4 with Class 1 misdemeanors being the most serious punishable by up to a year in jail, $2500 fine, or both. -
Classification of Felonies and Sentences in Virginia Felonies are split into six classifications in Virginia ranging from Class 1, which is most serious, to Class 6. See crimes and sentences for each felony class. -
Your Rights Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures What is your right against unreasonable searches and seizures in your criminal case? Learn what this constitutional right is and what to do if it is violated. -
What to Expect If You Violate Probation in Virginia Common probation violations include failing to appear at scheduled court hearings, failing to report to a probation officer, unpaid court fines, and drug use. -
Defenses to Possession of Marijuana Charges in Virginia Have you been charged with possession of marijuana in Virginia? Here, learn what the Commonwealth must prove and defenses you may be able to raise.