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Breasts must not be criminalized says Fairfax sex lawyer
Breasts are found on every human. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that it is common throughout the United States to criminalize fully baring female breasts other than for breast feeding. New Hampshire v. Lilley, 2019 WL 493721 (N.H., Feb. 8, 2019). The sky...
Colorado makes Equal Protection headway against criminalizing bared women’s breasts
On February 22, 2017, a Colorado federal trial judge bucked the nation's widespread judicial decisions permitting the criminalization of bared women's breasts. Free the Nipple - Fort Collins v. City of Fort Collins, Civil Action No 16-cv-01308-RBJ (D. Co., Feb. 22, 2017).
Judge R. Brooke...
Fairfax expungement- Virginia DUI lawyer on wet reckless
Fairfax expungement practice got a wakeup call this week, when Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge David Oblon determined in a detailed written opinion that wet reckless driving convictions amended from an original Virginia DUI prosecution are generally not eligible for expungement. W.H.D. v. Commonwealth of...
Virginia criminal jurors may not credit inherently incredible evidence
Virginia criminal jurors get wide latitude in deciding the extent to which they will believe, accept, or reject witness testimony and other evidence presented to them. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that a jury verdict is not automatically unassailable. If a jury convicts,...
Female toplessness bans- TV interviews Fairfax criminal lawyer
Female toplessness is prosecutable in Virginia, but can be defended at the very least on claims that the display is non-obscene. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I was interviewed on this topic by Newsy Television, which broadcast this segment on August 23, 2022, which can...
Virginia criminal law speaks through statutes and orders
Virginia criminal lawyer speaks through statutes and judicial orders. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that criminal defense lawyers need to focus judges on the governing law and court orders that can best lead to a defense victory. Judges are not here to do...
Consensual nudity does not mean consensual videotaping in Virginia
Consensual nudity and sex among consenting adults is only by consent when truly by consent. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that by itself, such activity is not consent for one of the participants to film nor photograph the other person(s) -- nor the...
Police seizure defined- Force with objective intent to restrain
Police seizure under the Fourth Amendment happens when police apply any touching or force with intent to restrain the person Police seizure (PS) is critical to determining whether a law enforcement officer’s (LEO) encounter with a criminal suspect required probable cause to believe that the...
Indecent exposure in Virginia- Fairfax criminal lawyer on what is banned
Indecent exposure ("IE") is a Virginia Class 1 misdemeanor, jailable up to one year with a fine up to #2,500.00. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that Virginia's anti-nudity laws cover a wide range of behavior, from what should be socially and legally permissible...
Lapdancing may get criminalized in VA says Fairfax criminal lawyer
Lapdancing and motorboating are at risk of getting prosecuted along with handjobs due to new legislation (Legislation) awaiting the governor's signature, that expands the definition of prostitution. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I do not expect a gubernatorial veto, but do see the prospects at...