Video of Yourself Going 185 mph = Reckless Driving Charge
People never cease to amaze me. A guy in Canada thought it would be cool to record the below video while flying along on his motorcycle. Not only is he weaving between cars (down the lane divider), but he also hits 185 mph! I’ve written before about posting things on the internet. It can definitely […]
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Speed Limit NOT Enforced by Aircraft?
If you’ve driven through Virginia, you’ve probably seen signs that say “Speed Limit Enforced by Aircraft.” But have you ever known anyone who got a ticket due to an airplane? I haven’t. Apparently there’s a reason for that. Due to stretched budgets, speed enforcement aviation units around the country are going by the wayside. According […]
MoreReckless Driving – Do You Have to Appear in Court?
One of the most confusing aspects of reckless driving tickets is whether or not you have to appear in court. The ticket itself throws people off, because this appears underneath your signature: What the heck does that mean? You’re supposed to appear, right? Yes and no. Usually the officer will scribble through the text that […]
MoreOfficer Said One Speed and Wrote Another
What happens if the officer verbally tells you one speed but then writes another on the ticket? Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. One thing I hear from potential clients sometimes, is that the officer said a different speed when he came to the window than the speed […]
MorePicking the Cheapest Attorney
If you’re looking for a lawyer, I don’t advise simply picking the cheapest attorney. You don’t shop for a car that way, so why should you do that for a lawyer? Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche and I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. I know that when a lot of people are looking […]
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Most Speeding Tickets on Record Over 3 Years
I hear it all the time: “I had a speeding ticket a while ago that should be off my record by now.” I ask the potential client exactly when they received that ticket, and I get the response: “3 years ago.” I have no idea where people get the idea that tickets drop off the […]
MoreTraffic Stops: Reasonable Articulable Suspicion
To pull you over, an officer typically needs “reasonable articulable suspicion.” That’s a mouthful that basically means “more than a hunch.” Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche, and I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. If you are stopped while driving a vehicle, the officer has to have what’s called “reasonable articulable suspicion” in order […]
MoreWhat are the Miranda Rights?
If you’ve been charged with a Virginia misdemeanor, such as DUI, driving on a suspended license, or possession of marijuana, you may be wondering about your Miranda rights. Potential clients frequently mention “the police didn’t read me my rights.” First of all, what are the Miranda rights? Simply put, they are a warning the police […]
MoreVirginia DWI – Ignition Interlock for ALL Restricted Licenses
Effective July 1, 2012, even a first offense DUI / DWI in Virginia will require ignition interlock as a condition of getting a restricted license. It’s a major change to Virginia DWI law. Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche, and I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. I wanted to explain to you a change […]
MoreDriving on a Suspended License Defense – Get the Priors!
If you’re charged with a second or subsequent offense for driving on a suspended license, your attorney should get certified copies of all prior convictions. This could be a critical defense in your case. Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. If you’re charged with driving on suspended, for […]
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