Yes, the officer will show up to court and he is doesn’t, it will probably be for a very good reason. Don’t let this be your defense option. Contact me today to see how I can help you. Video Transcription The officer will show up to court. Hi, I’m Andrew Flusche, your Virginia traffic and […]

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There is a HUGE difference between a speed sensor replacement and a speedometer calibration. Let’s take a look at the difference and find out which one will help you in court. Video Transcription How not to get your speedometer calibrated. Hi, I’m Andrew Flusche. I’m your Virginia traffic and misdemeanor attorney. You’d be surprised how […]

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The November 2015 scholarship contest was another huge success! We had over 30 entries to view. This was the second time the scholarship was offered. The first time, there were only two entries. So you can see that the contest has taken off quite a bit. Some of the videos were so well done and […]

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7 of the most commonly asked questions! People are often surprised by the answers, but the most important thing is that you know your rights. If you have a traffic charge in Virginia, give me a call so I can let you know what your possible defenses may be. Can a Virginia Officer Stop You […]

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This is a common misconception that I encounter almost daily from folks, is that people think that if you blow below a .08 you’re automatically not guilty of DUI, that you’re in the safe zone as long as you’re below a .08 on the breathalyzer. Unfortunately, that is wrong. If you have been charged with […]

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I wanted to test a key chain alcohol detector that you can buy for $20 at Costco. Take a look at what happened! *Quick video correction: I was just researching more about this particular breath test device… It uses semiconductor technology to detect alcohol, whereas the police breath tests use fuel cells. Different detection methods. […]

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This short video series will give you 4 different, and very tiny reasons you could be pulled over. Keep in mind, one tiny violation could lead to a much bigger charge. If you have been pulled over and have a traffic charge, definitely contact me to see how I can help. Can a Virginia Officer […]

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You have the right to remain silent and there are times when you should invoke this right. Contact me about your Virginia traffic or misdemeanor case today. Video Transcription Traffic myth: you have to answer police questions. False. Hi, I’m Andrew Flusche, your Virginia DUI and Traffic Attorney. A lot of people think that if […]

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Some people think that these little black boxes that the officers have on the side of the road are 100% accurate and they’re going to give you an accurate reading only breath sample. That is wrong. Here are instances when they can be inaccurate. Call me about your DUI/DWI case today. Video Transcription Traffic myth: […]

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If you think the results of the handheld breath test stay on the side of the road, think again! Contact me today about your DUI/DWI case. Video Transcription Traffic myth: the handheld breath test stays on the side of the road. That is false. Hi, I’m Andre Flusche, your Virginia traffic and misdemeanor attorney. I’m […]

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