
Police Patrol for Impaired Drivers During the Holidays
Newport News Police Official Convicted of Drunken Driving
Former Virginia Tech Quarterback Found Guilty of DUI
Fossella Found Guilty of Misdemeanor Charges of DUI in Virginia
Driver Convicted of DUI Death Arrested Again on DUI Charge
Drunk Driving Deaths Decline Nationally By 4%, But DUI Motorcycle Deaths Up 7.5%
Judge sentences woman who drove into crowd while drunk, texting
Asst. VA Police Chief arrested; charged with DUI
Kaine announces newest attack on drunken driving
Q: When should an attorney be present with me?
A: Make the arrangements to have an attorney present as early as possible. Do not say anything or make any statements until your attorney’s arrival regardless of whether you bear responsibility for a crime or not. Request a court appointed attorney to speak on your behalf until you can contact your lawyer in case you are unable to get in touch with him. So, an attorney should be present whenever you are giving statements, talking to officials, and when you are in court
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