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Manslaughter charges for three DUI related Norfolk car crash deaths?
Posted on 8/26/2010
Virginia Beach driver accused of DUI deaths in crash pleads guilty
Posted on 8/25/2010
Former Virginia Beach deputy sentenced in DUI crash case
Posted on 6/27/2010
Shore Drive speed limit lowered to 35
Posted on 6/4/2010
Child Abuse Charges for Virginia Beach DUI Driver with Kids in Car
Posted on 5/31/2010
DUI Conviction for Former Virginia Beach Police Officer
Posted on 5/28/2010
Felony charges for "sexting" Franklin teens
Posted on 5/20/2010
Are alcoholic energy drinks to blame for Virginia Beach DUI death?
Posted on 4/30/2010
Virginia Beach city employee charged with DUI after hit-and-run crash
Posted on 4/30/2010
Bond revoked for man accused in Virginia Beach DUI hit-and-run
Posted on 4/26/2010
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- Virginia's Move Over/Slow Down law regarding emergency vehicles
Felony charges for "sexting" Franklin teens
Posted on May 20, 2010
Over the past few days, five students at a Franklin high school have been charged with various felony counts of using a cell phone to possess and transmit pornography involving minors. The charges stem from an incident where a female student used a male student's cell phone to take pornographic pictures of herself in a school bathroom; the male student then forwarded those pictures to other students. The charges vary from student to student depending on how many images were found on each student's cell phone. Currently, there are no federal or state laws concerning sexting; since prosecutors are unsure as to how to handle such incidents, some have been charging offenders with misdemeanor obscenity charges instead of felonies.
To learn more about sexting, please visit this abc news article.
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