Is Reckless Driving a Felony?
No. Reckless driving in Virginia is a misdemeanor offense. It is a charge where you’re facing the maximum of one year in jail, up to a $2,500.00 fine and up to six months loss of your driver’s license. The difference between a misdemeanor and a felony is that a misdemeanor’s maximum punishment is up to […]
MoreThe Officer Wrote the Wrong Driver’s License Number, Zip Code and Speed Limit on my Ticket. What Should I do?
If you receive a ticket or Virginia Uniform Summons, you need to double check all the information on the summons. Errors on the ticket could be a defense that we could use in court for your case. This is a good reason for you to give me a call to discuss the specifics of your […]
MoreOnline Traffic School
There are many types of different traffic schools and driver improvement programs in Virginia that may be utilized for your traffic or misdemeanor case. In this article, we’ll talk about online traffic schools and whether or not it’s a good option for you to pursue. What is Online Traffic School? Online traffic schools in Virginia […]
MoreHow to Overcome Virginia DUI / DWI (free book!)
Watch this video to request your FREE copy of my book: “How to Overcome Virginia DUI / DWI.” It’s packed with concrete tips to help you with your DUI case.
MoreCan Police Run Radar in The Rain?
A lot of clients and potential clients wonder if the police are able to use their radar unit while it’s raining. Some people claim that the rain causes interference, which could invalidate the radar reading. Unfortunately, most of the judges I practice in front of will let an officer testify to their radar reading even […]
MoreShould You go to Driving School Before Virginia Traffic Court?
Many clients ask me whether or not they should go to driving school before having to appear in Virginia traffic court. Let’s find out the answer!
MoreWhat Happens if You Fail to Attend Traffic School for a Ticket?
If you are supposed to go to Virginia traffic school for a ticket and don’t complete it, the consequences will vary depending upon your particular situation. For DMV-ordered driving school (due to being a young driver or accumulating too many points), DMV will suspend your license. To fix your license, you’ll have to complete the […]
MoreWhat is Delayed Reporting in Virginia?
In Virginia’s General District Court if you’re sentenced to jail time for a misdemeanor charge (such as Virginia DUI, reckless driving or possession of marijuana) we have some options to delay the jail time. One option is delayed reporting. Delayed reporting is essentially a request to the judge to order that you report for your […]
MoreCan I Drive a Work Vehicle Without Ignition Interlock on it?
If you’re found guilty of DUI in Virginia, to get a restricted license you have to have ignition interlock installed on your vehicle. That is now state law. But one of the issues that comes up sometimes is if you have to drive for work, would you have to get the ignition interlock installed on […]
MoreLawyer Success Rates Can Be Manipulated
Virginia traffic lawyers who publish their “success rates” could be manipulating the numbers to make themselves look better. Video Transcription Hello, my name’s Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic lawyer. One reason why I can’t stand that attorneys publish success rates is because those numbers can be doctored and manipulated quite easily. Let’s look at […]
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