It’s commonly believed that DUI charges only apply to drivers. This is reasonable to assume since DUI charges apply to people who were operating a motorized vehicle while intoxicated. In other words, the passenger, in theory, wouldn’t be charged with a DUI even if...
Police may stop vehicles when they suspect a driver is drunk. During the traffic stop, the police may ask the driver to do a field sobriety test. A field sobriety test is a kind of physical evaluation. To understand if you can refuse a field sobriety test, you should...
Shoplifting is a crime in Virginia that involves stealing merchandise from a retail establishment. If you are facing shoplifting charges in Virginia, it is essential to understand the potential defenses that may be available to you. Here are some potential defenses to...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Virginia and can result in significant penalties for those convicted. If you are facing a first-time DUI charge in Virginia, it is important to understand the potential consequences of a conviction. Blood...
There’s a new drug in town (and all over the country) called “Tranq” on the street. Known formally in the medical field as xylazine, the drug is commonly used in veterinary medicine as a sedative or anesthetic for horses and other large animals. It is not approved for...