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Fairfax felony defense addressed by Virginia criminal lawyer
						Fairfax felony defense needs to be as fully defended today as before the county's self-described progressive chief prosecutor took office over two years ago. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know this to be so not only from common sense but also from my experience...					
					
					
				Oppressive Virginia bail procedures can be remedied with proposed bill
						Oppressive was a great way to describe so many aspects of the Virginia criminal legal system, before the death penalty was abolished, before a whirlwind of criminal defendant-friendly legislation was passed in the 2020 through 2021, and before more enlightened (but not always as defendant-friendly...					
					
					
				Fairfax Prosecutors Opposing Cash Bonds is a First Step for Defendants
						Fairfax prosecutors on December 7, 2020, received official written confirmation from their boss not to seek cash bonds against criminal defendants. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I can see how this news as reported in the media might at first blush seem pro-criminal defendant, and...					
					
					
				Facing court alone – Fairfax criminal lawyer on its risks
						Facing court without a lawyer can be risky even for the most seemingly simple appearances. As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I know that unrepresented criminal defendants are fishes out of water facing a highly experienced judge and a prosecutor whose abilities run from knowing the...					
					
					
				
