
Ignition interlock devices for any Virginia DUI conviction?
Posted on 2/27/2010
Police may soon ask “Where did you have your last drink?”
Posted on 2/27/2010
Virginia Beach Police Sergeant Arrested for DUI
Posted on 2/12/2010
Wrong-way Hampton Roads tunnel driver accused of DUI
Posted on 1/29/2010
Football Hall of Famer pleads guilty to Drunken Driving
Posted on 1/26/2010
Man accused in fatal crash faces DUI, manslaughter charges
Posted on 1/26/2010
Illegal immigrants accused of murder in Virginia Beach
Posted on 12/31/2009
Drunk driver injures woman in Virginia Beach accident
Posted on 12/31/2009
Drunk driver hits police cruiser in Virginia Beach
Posted on 12/29/2009
Man accused of killing two people in DUI crash allowed home for holidays
Posted on 12/29/2009
Q: If I am guilty of the charge, shouldn't I plead guilty and pay the fine?
A: Probably not; since traffic charges are criminal in nature, they must be proven in accordance with a strict statutory interpretation. Many times there are missing elements of proof that can be helpful to our office in obtaining a conviction upon a less serious charge (such as non-moving violation) or even a dismissal.
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