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Contraband possession defense addressed by Fairfax drug lawyer

Contraband possession convictions can result from unlawful possession of drugs, weapons, obscenity or other unlawful material. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that such possession is defined as knowledge, dominion and control over the material. Based on that, knowing presence near unlawful substances unrelated...

Fairfax first criminal and DUI court dates- What to expect

Fairfax first criminal and DUI court dates can involve many procedural aspects, sometimes procedures that are not obvious or seem archaic. As a criminal defense lawyer headquartered in Fairfax County, Virginia, I urge that it is ideal for defendants to consult with a qualified lawyer...

Fairfax criminal lawyers- How to choose the right one for you

Fairfax criminal lawyers abound in this county that has the largest trial court in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Criminal defendants have a dizzying number of attorneys they might consider hiring for defending them in this county. This choice can be as important as selecting a...

Fairfax search warrant application denied as overbroad police geofence bid

Fairfax search warrant applications arrive in large volumes each week As a Virginia criminal defense lawyer, I know this, because the Fairfax Circuit Court maintains served search warrants in thick binders that I need to review to find such documents that target my clients. Virginia...

Virginia strangulation defense addressed by Fairfax criminal lawyer

Virginia strangulation charges are damning, and the phrase "strangulation" overexaggerates the situation under circumstances where the allegation is for nothing more than the brief interruption of the blood flow or airflow in the alleged victim's body. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I warn people that...

Virginia crime suspects need to remain silent says Fairfax criminal lawyer

Virginia crime suspects who do not assert their Constitutional Fifth Amendment right to remain silent are often shooting themselves in the foot, and rarely do more good than harm when talking with the cops without having a lawyer who arranges a debriefing agreement that provides...

Virginia involuntary manslaughter- Fairfax lawyer warns about driving risks

Virginia involuntary manslaughter (Virginia IM) prosecutions call for a full court defensive press, just as does with all Virginia criminal defense. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that anything less than full sharpness when driving on the roads can result in very serious accidents...

Virginia trials require no mercy for the prosecution, says Fairfax lawyer

Virginia trials are often uneven playing fields with some judges making improvident evidentiary and procedural rulings without giving the defense a fair chance to argue the point, with some prosecutors going against the established Constitutional, procedural and evidence rules --whether intentionally or otherwise -- and...