It can be difficult to find the correct, current information about criminal law in Virginia. We share these library articles to help you learn more about your charge, possible legal options, the court system, and more. Our criminal defense attorneys want to help every person maintain their dignity and protect their rights as they traverse the court system. We hope these articles will help you take the first step to doing just that.
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Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor Is a Crime in VirginiaOur Virginia criminal defense lawyers represent people charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Learn more about this crime and your defense.
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Changes Coming to Virginia Expungement LawOur Fairfax criminal defense lawyers represent people seeking to seal criminal records throughout Virginia. Learn about changes to VA expungement law here.
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How to Get a DUI Expunged in VirginiaVirginia DUI expungements are only possible in limited circumstances. Find out if you may qualify and why it’s important to pursue an expungement if possible.
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2021 Changes to Virginia Probation LawsLearn about the 2021 changes to Virginia probation laws and how to protect yourself from serving additional prison time for technical probation violations.
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Can a Theft Charge Be Expunged in Virginia?Some larceny or theft charges may be expunged in Virginia. Find out if you could be eligible for an expungement, why it matters, and how a lawyer may help you.
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Fairfax County Criminal OffensesLearn about the most common crimes in Fairfax County, Virginia, and what to do if you are arrested and charged with a crime.
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A Guide to Virginia Federal CourtsLearn which federal courts cover Virginia, where they are located, what cases they hear, and how to contact a criminal defense lawyer if you need one.
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It’s a Crime to Use or Display a Firearm While Committing a Felony in VAIn some cases, it’s a crime to use or display a gun while committing or trying to commit a felony in VA. Learn about the crime and how to defend yourself here.
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When Police are Required to Give Miranda Warnings in VirginiaDid the police provide you with your Miranda rights at the right time? Could a mistake impact your criminal defense in Virginia? Find out what you need to know.
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Talk to a VA Criminal Defense Lawyer Before You Try an Entrapment DefenseThe police may have set you up, but can you use an entrapment defense in your Virginia criminal case? Find out what you need to know here.