If in an Accident, Say "I Don't Know"!
If you’re involved in an accident, you don’t have to tell the officer what happened. You can’t lie under oath in court, but on the scene you can and SHOULD say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.” Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic lawyer. If you happen to […]
MoreIt Wasn't My Car!
If you are accused of a traffic violation or misdemeanor vehicle offense, you may not get far with the argument that “it wasn’t my car!” Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic lawyer. Today I wanted to talk to you about one thing that clients tell me a lot when […]
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The Officer's Word May Be Enough
If you’re charged with a traffic or criminal offense, listen up: The officer’s WORD may be enough to convict you. Yes, you read that right. The officer’s sworn testimony alone may be the only evidence against you. And it may lead to a conviction. Clients seem surprised to learn this. I suppose TV has convinced […]
MoreFix Your Virginia Suspended License
If your Virginia license is suspended, you can’t drive until you get it fixed. Here are some tips on how to reinstate your license. Transcription Hello, my name is Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. Today I wanted to talk to you about what to do if your license gets suspended. A lot of […]
MoreDefending You Tooth and Nail
What does it mean to be a traffic and criminal defense lawyer? My job is to defend you tooth and nail. You are my one and only responsibility. I have to fight as hard as I can to get your case dismissed. PERIOD! Even if the prosecutor does his job and the ticketing officer does […]
MoreHow Should I Plead In My Traffic Case?
Many potential clients ask me “How should I plead?” Unfortunately, I can’t answer that without first examining every aspect of the case. This video explains a little about the different plea options and how we decide together what you should plead. Video transcription I had this video transcribed for visitors who prefer to read the […]
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But the Officer Didn't Pull Me Over
Most of the people I talk with get pulled over by a deputy or trooper. However, in a few cases the defendant says, “but the officer didn’t pull me over.” What’s up with that? I’ve heard people say that for charges ranging from DUI to reckless driving to driving on a suspended license. Sometimes people […]
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Beat a Check Point Stop Based on Time
Were you stopped by the police at a check point or road block? If so, that’s the first thing we have to look at in your case. If you’re charged with driving on suspended or DWI due to that stop, the case could be dismissed by beating the stop. I had a recent Stafford case […]
MoreYou May Be Not Guilty of Passing a Stopped School Bus
The Virginia General Assembly made a mistake in the statutes that penalize passing a stopped school bus. Depending upon the offense date for your case, the charge may be beatable. I’ll explain how this turned out for one of my recent cases. NOTE THAT CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS THAT ARE UNIQUE […]
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Will an Out-of-State Ticket Follow You Home?
You’ve gotta love legal questions. No matter what the question is, the answer is usually “it depends.” This is one of those scenarios. Clients who have a driver’s license from another state usually ask me how a Virginia conviction will affect their driving record. If I could accurately predict that, I’d be rich. I could […]
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