Andrew Flusche

Only Attorneys Can Represent You

by Andrew Flusche on February 2, 2012

Did you know that only an attorney can legally represent you in traffic court? Your parent, spouse, or friend aren’t allowed to. You certainly can speak for yourself, but if you want help in front of the judge, you need to hire an attorney. Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia [...]

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Be Nice to the Officer!

by Andrew Flusche on January 30, 2012

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I write a lot about exercising your rights in traffic stops and how you can refuse things like road-side DWI tests. But does that mean you should be rude to the officer? NO!! Here’s three reasons to always be polite to them, even if you refuse to do what they ask: 1. Law enforcement officers [...]

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You CAN Refuse Road-Side DUI / DWI Tests

by Andrew Flusche on January 26, 2012

Did you know that you CAN legally refuse road-side DUI / DWI tests, such as the walk-and-turn test and the handheld breath test? Those tests can significantly hurt your case at court, and it might help your case if you do refuse to perform them. However, in Virginia, you must do the breath test at [...]

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Can You Explain Old Convictions in Court?

by Andrew Flusche on January 25, 2012

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A lot of times people want to explain old convictions when they appear in court for a new offense. Can you? Yes and no. Typical lawyer answer. If you’re in front of a judge for a traffic or misdemeanor case, your driving record and/or criminal history may come into evidence for sentencing. For sentencing purposes, [...]

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Free Seminar for Consumers – Jan 26

by Andrew Flusche on January 19, 2012

A good friend of mine, Mitchell Goldstein, is holding a FREE consumer seminar down in Caroline County. It will cover topics regarding your house, your business, and protecting yourself from debt collectors. There’s literally something for everyone! Thursday, January 26 7-8pm 7350 Ladysmith Rd Ruther Glen, VA Check out the full details on the flyer [...]

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Virginia Reckless Driving Defense

by Andrew Flusche on January 19, 2012

If you’re charged with Virginia reckless driving, you need to call an attorney. You’re facing a misdemeanor conviction that could possibly cost your driver’s license or jail time. Fortunately, the reckless driving charge might be dismissed or reduced depending upon the facts of your case and your driving record. Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew [...]

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Great Reckless Driving Result in Stafford

by Andrew Flusche on January 15, 2012

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I’ve written before about fighting calibration certificates in reckless driving by speed cases. The other day in Stafford General District Court, I had a great opportunity to put that into action. Required notice from the Virginia State Bar: NOTE THAT CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS THAT ARE UNIQUE TO EACH CASE. PREVIOUS [...]

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Defending Virginia Possession of Marijuana Cases

by Andrew Flusche on January 12, 2012

You may have a defense to a possession of marijuana charge, especially if the marijuana wasn’t found on your person. Transcription Hello, I’m Andrew Flusche. I practice Virginia traffic and misdemeanor defense. If you’ve been charged with possession of marijuana, there is a lot you need to know about the case, about the charge and [...]

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Check Points and Road Blocks for Virginia DUI / DWI

by Andrew Flusche on January 5, 2012

If you were arrested for Virginia DUI / DWI at a check point or road block, we need to talk. These stops are regulated closely, and we may have a defense to the charge. Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic attorney, and today I wanted to talk to you about [...]

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License Suspension for Possession of Marijuana

by Andrew Flusche on January 2, 2012

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Will you lose your license for a possession of marijuana charge? It depends. Virginia law requires six months license suspension if you are convicted of possession of marijuana. That applies even if you weren’t anywhere near a vehicle at the time of the offense. Even if you get a first offender disposition in court, your [...]

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