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Court procedure addressed by Fairfax criminal lawyer

Court procedure can seem strange and daunting to criminal defendants. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know the importance of my clients knowing basic court procedure in advance of their trial date, so that they may transcend the jitters of being in a courthouse where...

Urgent Action- Fairfax criminal lawyer opposes Morrogh on appellate court

Urgent action is needed to prevent unseated Commonwealth's Attorney Raymond F. Morrogh from filling a vacancy on the Virginia Court of Appeals, which is the first appellate stop for criminal and other appeals in Virginia. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I identify Mr. Morrogh with...

Courthouse pursuit of victory addressed by Fairfax criminal lawyer

Courthouse criminal defense is virtually my daily activity as a lawyer. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know court can be an intimidating and uncomfortable place for many of my clients and defense witnesses. Every court visit with me and my clients will have been...

Pursuing victory after hiring Fairfax criminal lawyer Jon Katz

Pursuing victory is Fairfax criminal defense lawyer Jon Katz's path from the get-go once a client hires him. When you hire Jon Katz, you get Jon as your lawyer every step of the way in pursuing victory in your case. Jon will handle all preparation...

Multiple trials for one defendant- Fairfax criminal lawyer on the law

Multiple trials for one defendant may provide a greater chance of success than having one trial covering multiple criminal charges against the defendant. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that to avoid jury prejudice, I do not want the same jury to hear my...

Entrenched Prosecution to Shift – Criminal Lawyer Jon Katz Weighs In

Entrenched ways of prosecuting in Northern Virginia have been engrained in the Fairfax County commonwealth's attorney's office, starting with chief prosecutor Robert Horan from the 1960's and continuing with his successor and former deputy Ray Morrogh; in Arlington, going back to chief prosecutor Helen Fahey...

Violation of probation – Fairfax criminal lawyer on defenses

Violation of probation is a risk with any criminal defendant who receives a suspended jail or prison sentence. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that the best defense against such charges starts with erring on the safe side of doing nothing to get accused...

Prosecutorial challengers versus status quo – Fairfax criminal lawyer’s view

Prosecutorial elections are hotly contested in Fairfax County and Loudoun County, Virginia. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that those two counties' chief prosecutors overprosecute by, for starters, by not often enough including sentencing in felony negotiating rather than negotiating merely based on felony...

Constructive Possession of Contraband

Constructive possession of drugs, illegal guns, or other contraband is no less a crime than actual possession of contraband. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that the foregoing legal truism alone is sufficient to make people think twice about those they choose to associate...