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A first violation carries a $50 civil penalty. A second or later violation on a different date carries a penalty of up to $500 (Va. Code § 46.2-1098). The court cannot suspend the $50 penalty, but it may waive it if you could not afford a child restraint. No demerit points and no court costs […]
MoreWe’re excited to have Ryan Fitzgerald (everyone calls him “Fitz”) join our team to fight for YOU. Fitz has spent his career as a top notch prosecutor in Fairfax and Stafford Counties, known among colleagues as “the DUI guy.” Now, he’s YOUR DUI guy. Fitz came to the defense side of the justice system to […]
MoreI am pleased to announce that we have a winner for our Fall 2017 Andrew Flusche Scholarship: Lucas Camusso: Lucas is a Film major at the University of Central Florida, and he submitted an incredibly creative video about “how to interact with the police.” Check out his video: We are now accepting applications for the […]
MoreThe City of Fredericksburg, VA recently published a video about what to expect during a traffic stop. While I agree with a lot of the points they make in the video and I commend the city for making a proactive tool to try to educate people on how to make sure the police and citizens […]
MoreSpotsylvania County just passed a new ordinance that prohibits failing “to give full time and attention” while driving. I was interviewed by Washington, DC radio station WMAL about the ordinance. In a nutshell, the new law is too vague. Listen to the WMAL news clip here: In the next few days, I will be publishing […]
MoreDear Supervisors, I am concerned about the proposed “distracted driving” / “full time and attention” traffic ordinance set for a September 13 public hearing. In sum, I recommend voting NO on the proposed ordinance. If the Board wishes to pass an ordinance similar to this, I urge you at a minimum to change the ordinance […]
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If you have ignition interlock in Virginia you need to be aware of changes that are coming your way effective July 1st. What’s most surprising about these changes, in my opinion, is that they were not passed by the legislature. They’re simply passed by government regulation and signed by the governor. These are regulatory administrative […]
MoreSo many recent events have ended in tragic loss of life for both every day citizens and the police themselves. Here are just my thoughts on what we can do and how we can act to prevent future deaths. Video Transcription How should we interact with the police? In the past few weeks near Fredericksburg, […]
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Law enforcement officers have a difficult and dangerous job, for which I have deep respect. I would not hesitate to put my life in the hands of the officers whom I personally know. Senate Bill 552 ― which passed the Senate and is pending in the House Committee on General Laws, Subcommittee #2 – would […]
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There have been many attempts over the past few years to raise the reckless driving threshold above 80 mph. This year one bill has made it out of the Virginia Senate. If enacted, it would raise the magic number to 85 mph. The bill has one major flaw – it’s inconsistent. The first part of […]
MoreI recommend Andrew without any reservations. It was evident during our initial consultation over the phone, that I was dealing with a great lawyer. I think one of his biggest strengths is his mediation skills...
Everything involved with my case was handled in a professional and timely matter, I couldn’t be happier with the entire process and its outcome.
I was so satisfied by the clarity Attorney Flusche explained my case before the court that I have listed him as the first call my organization will make if any of my drivers are ever pulled over again in Virginia.
