Our murder defense lawyers want everyone charged with murder in Virginia, and the people who love them, to have the information they need to make informed decisions. Learn about the different types of murder, the potential penalties, the trial process, possible defenses, and more in our free library of articles.
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Is Murder a Federal Crime?Sometimes murder is a federal crime. Learn when you can be tried in federal court and how to defend yourself against these serious charges.
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U.S. Constitutional Protections for People Accused of or Arrested for MurderLearn how the U.S. Constitution protects people suspected of or charged with murder in Virginia, and how a Fairfax murder defense lawyer can help you.
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You Face Harsh Penalties if You’re Convicted of Second-Degree Murder in VirginiaHave you been charged with second-degree murder? Read about what constitutes second-degree murder in Virginia and what penalties you may face if convicted.
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First-Degree Murder: One of the Most Serious Felony Crimes in VirginiaFirst-degree murder is one of the most serious felony crimes in Virginia. Find out when you can be charged with this offense and why hiring a lawyer is vital.
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Defenses You Can Use to Fight Murder Charges in VirginiaIf you have been charged with murder in Virginia, you may face decades in prison. Learn common defenses that can help you fight the charges you face.
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You Face Serious Penalties If You Are Convicted of Attempted Murder in VirginiaHave you been charged with attempted murder in Fairfax? Read what must be proven to convict you and the harsh sentence that you may face.
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Do Not Risk Your Life If You Are Charged With Capital Murder—Hire an Attorney ImmediatelyHere we discuss capital murder charges in Virginia, the death penalty, and why anyone facing murder charges needs to contact our criminal defense lawyers.
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If You Are Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter or Voluntary Manslaughter, You Could Be Convicted of a Felony in VirginiaWere you charged with involuntary or voluntary manslaughter? These are felonies in Virginia, and you face a lengthy prison sentence and fines if convicted.