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Incriminating Refuse – Criminal Lawyer Warns About Trash Convictions

Incriminating evidence can abound in a lawbreaker's abandoned garbage. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that police can be like vultures waiting for drug suspects and subjects of DNA-related criminal investigations to dispose of their trash on the street or anywhere else where police...

Aggravated Assault Defense – Criminal Lawyer on Malicious Wounding

Aggravated assault is an apt phrase for characterizing Virginia's malicious wounding statute. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I read with a dropped jaw at Lennis McNair, Jr.'s ability to convince a judge to sentence him only to three months active jail time, despite being convicted...

Annoyance & online trespass as crimes- Fairfax criminal lawyer explains

Annoyance, harassment and online trespass can be crimes in Virginia. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I post this second part of a two-part article on this area of the criminal law in the commonwealth. Part one is here. In key part, Virginia's computer annoyance trespass...

Virginia drug lawyer on the more defendant-friendly good samaritan law

Virginia drug lawyer work involves dealing with a harsh sentencing scheme, if the defendant gets convicted. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I knoow that the good samaritan ("GS") law is not only essential for reviewing when a drug overdose is involved, but that the GS...

Fairfax criminal defense lawyer on challenging alleged Miranda waivers

Fairfax criminal defense -- and defense in all criminal courts -- includes making every effort to exclude all adverse statements actually and allegedly made by the defendant. As a Virginia criminal lawyer, I look at the totality of the circumstances for such challenges, including the...

Bottlenecked Virginia Jury Trials Bring Opportunities and Risks

Bottlenecked jury trials are the current reality in Virginia during the coronavirus, with unincarcerated criminal defendants still needing to wait many months to get their cases before a jury. As a Fairfax criminal defense lawyer, I see the opportunities, risks and challenges in this state...

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...