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If caught with drugs in Virginia, you may be charged with possession with intent to distribute. This is a serious charge that can result in significant penalties. It is important to understand what this charge means and what consequences you could face if convicted. ...
Criminal cases against some individuals rely heavily on physical evidence collected by police officers. It’s imperative that the evidence is collected in the proper manner. Police officers must never violate someone’s constitutional rights to get evidence against that...
You’ve suffered from attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) all your life, but you get significant relief from your symptoms when you take a prescription stimulant, like Ritalin or Adderall. For you, prescription stimulants just make it possible for you to...
In Virginia, as in other states, marijuana laws are always changing. One difference, however, is that they have been changing in very different directions. In many states, marijuana laws are changing to decriminalize it or even make it legal to sell recreational...
Like most states, Virginia has an overdose immunity law that protects those who seek emergency medical help for a person suffering a drug overdose from being charged with certain drug-related crimes discovered by officers only because the person sought help. The goal...