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Yearly Archives: 2014

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Understanding The Difference Between Probation And Parole

arrested, Virginia lawBy PNA LawJuly 16, 2014Leave a comment

Probation and parole are very different, although they are often lumped together. They can both be revoked, however, if the offender somehow violates the terms and conditions of his or her release. If you are being put on either probation or parole and you have any questions or concerns, it may be wise to speak…

If I Only Have One Drink, I Can’t Be Guilty Of Drunk Driving – Right?

arrested, DUI, DWI, Virginia lawBy PNA LawJuly 2, 2014Leave a comment

One common misconception is that a person has to have a specific number of drinks in order to be in danger of a drunk driving charge. The reality is that how much you have to drink and how it affects your body, compared to how the same amount may affect a friend varies greatly based…

Supreme Court Rules On “Straw Purchaser” Law

Virginia law, weapon chargeBy PNA LawJune 27, 2014Leave a comment

A sharply divided Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that a federal ban on “straw” purchases of guns might be enforced, even if the ultimate buyer is legally allowed to own a gun.

Understanding Work Release

arrested, Virginia lawBy PNA LawJune 4, 2014Leave a comment

Work release is an option at times for some inmates. The work release program offers a prisoner an opportunity to gradually reenter the community. Our attorneys can help explain the benefits of work release, but when a prisoner qualifies for work release, he or she will be transferred to one of the local jails. Usually a…

Expungements in Virginia

Virginia lawBy PNA LawMay 22, 2014Leave a comment

Even if you were not convicted of a crime you have been charged with, just the arrest on your record can make it challenging to find a good job or may close other doors. In some cases, it is possible to seek to have your record clear. This is something we have handle many times.

Proposal Would Limit Gatherings At Fairfax County Homes

Crimes, Criminal Defense, Virginia lawBy PNA LawMay 15, 2014Leave a comment

Possible Changes In Zoning Law A proposed zoning law for Fairfax County would make it illegal to hold regular gatherings for a large number of people. For the proposal, such meetings could only occur three times in a 40-day period and could include no more than 49 attendees. Some of those protesting the proposal are…

Governor Signs Mental Health Bill

arrested, constitutional rights, CrimesBy PNA LawMay 4, 2014Leave a comment

Last week, Virginia Gov. Terry McAulliffe signed a mental health bill into law requiring that anyone seeking help who is suffering from a mental illness be allowed care for at least eight hours, instead of the four that was previously allowed. The legislation was proposed after an incident in November with Sen. Craig Deeds’ son.…

Understanding Assault Charges

assault, Criminal Defense Law, Virginia lawBy PNA LawApril 28, 2014Leave a comment

Assault and domestic assault charges can be very damaging and can range from minor to very serious consequences. It is best to consult with experienced criminal defense lawyers who will fight to form a solid defense on your behalf.

How A Plea Bargain Works

Criminal Defense, Virginia lawBy PNA LawApril 12, 2014Leave a comment

Oftentimes criminal cases are resolved outside court through plea bargains. Experienced attorneys will be able to talk with you and discuss your case. Then a decision can be made on the best way to proceed with your case.

Criminal Implications Of Teen Sexting

arrested, child pornographyBy PNA LawApril 4, 2014Leave a comment

Teen sexting – sending nude, partially nude or sexually explicit pictures via cell phones – has become more and more common as prevalence of cell phones has grown. Many teens are unaware of the long-term criminal implications their photos may have and may not take warnings seriously. For any teen or young adult who has…

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