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If you’re facing a DUI charge in Spotsylvania County, one of the most important questions is whether the evidence against you holds up. Police and prosecutors often rely on breathalyzer results, field sobriety tests, and traffic stop procedures. Those pieces of DUI evidence in court are not always reliable. When officers make mistakes or skip […]
MoreFacing DUI and child endangerment charges in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, can put your future at serious risk. When a minor is involved, the law doesn’t treat the situation like an ordinary DUI. You may also face an accusation of putting a child in danger, which brings harsher penalties and long-term consequences. Virginia prosecutors take drunk […]
MoreA DUI arrest can impact more than your court record if you’re a University of Mary Washington, Germanna Community College, or another Virginia college student. College students facing DUI charges in Spotsylvania County often deal with academic discipline, housing issues, loss of scholarships, and future career limitations. A single mistake can derail years of hard […]
MoreBreathalyzer devices are commonly used across Virginia to evaluate a driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Although these tools are considered reliable, they are not infallible. But just how often are breathalyzers wrong? At Flusche & Fitzgerald, we understand how daunting it can be to face DUI charges based on potentially flawed breathalyzer results. Our mission […]
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If you had a court date for a traffic or misdemeanor case in Virginia and you failed to appear, you may be facing capias warrant in VA. What is a capias warrant? A capias warrant is also known as a bench warrant. If you’re lucky, you’ll just have a show cause for failing to appear, […]
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One of the most common issues after being convicted of a DWI in Virginia is getting a restricted license so you can drive to work, to school, to a doctor’s appointment, etc. The problem is, it can take a little while to get the restricted license in order, so one common question clients have is: […]
MoreAfter a period of uncertainty, you’ve learned that your DUI case has been dismissed in Virginia. This news may bring a sense of relief, but it’s normal to have lingering questions about what this outcome means for your record, driving privileges, and day-to-day life. This guide will explain what happens when a case is dismissed […]
MoreGetting charged with driving under the influence (DUI) can be a frightening experience, especially when the cause is prescription medication. Many Virginians assume that because their medication is legally prescribed, they are safe to drive. However, this is not necessarily the case. Driving under the influence of prescription drugs is treated with the same seriousness […]
MoreIf you’re a Virginia resident seeking a security clearance for a government or private sector job, a DUI conviction can cast a long shadow over your application. A DUI may seem like a minor traffic offense, but its implications can be far more significant if you’re seeking a security clearance. If you are wondering whether […]
MoreVirginia maintains some of the strictest DUI laws in the nation, resulting in 15,988 driving under the influence (DUI) convictions in the most recent reporting year. A prime example of Virginia’s harsh DUI laws is seen in the state’s definition of DUI. In Virginia, if you are found intoxicated and in physical control of a […]
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