I’m a defense attorney. I fight traffic and criminal charges for people. But I can see why the Trooper wrote this guy a ticket. The defendant’s wife was in labor in the passenger seat. They were on their way to the hospital. So he drove 102 mph. The video explains. My analysis is below that. […]
Back in October, I wrote about two people being convicted in Stafford County for being a pedestrian on the interstate. The Free Lance-Star reported today that a Spotsylvania County resident was hit on I-95 in Stafford. The story doesn’t say if the man survived, but apparently his injuries were severe. This is exactly why the […]
If you’re going to court for a criminal charge, don’t violate that same law at court. You could end up in handcuffs, like the guy I saw in Spotsylvania General District Court. Transcription I’ve had this video transcribed for visitors who prefer to read the content. Hello, I’m Andrew Flusche. I’m astounded when people go […]
As I wrote earlier this year, the speed limits in Virginia are changing. As of July 1, 2010, the maximum possible speed limit is 70 mph. But don’t go 70 unless the signs are posted. That’s the key. You have to watch the signs on the interstates in Virginia. The speed limit can vary anywhere […]
If you have a “fix-it ticket,” such as expired registration or improper exhaust, don’t go to court empty-handed. Learn what type of proof you should bring with you. Overview: How to Fix a Ticket Transcription I had this video transcribed for visitors who prefer to read the content. Hello I’m Andrew Flusche. In traffic defense, […]
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If you have a Virginia traffic ticket, you have to be extra careful when attempting to change the court date. Don’t make a mistake or assume the clerk processed your fax. You could end up convicted in your absence. Transcription I’ve had this video transcribed below for visitors who prefer to read the content. Hello […]
Lots of people call me after missing their Virginia traffic court date or getting a result they’re unhappy with. Fortunately, there are some options in Virginia. You may be able to appeal the conviction or reopen the case. Transcription I’ve had the video transcribed below for visitors who prefer to read the content Hello, I’m […]
A Connecticut case caught my attention today. David Weaving was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 10 years in prison for striking and killing a 14-year-old bicyclist. That’s an incredibly sad case, and my heart goes out to the family of the victim, Matthew Kenney. But the media is being despicable in the recent civil […]
If you have a Virginia traffic ticket, you might be thinking about doing a driver improvement clinic in preparation for your court date. But did you know that doing that could hurt your case? Let me explain why. Virginia’s driver improvement clinics are designed to teach people how to drive safer. You can attend a […]
A lot of people think that traffic cases are automatically dismissed if the officer doesn’t come to court. And they think we can continue the case to make the officer less likely to show up. Unfortunately, those are basically traffic defense myths, at least for Virginia traffic cases. Transcription I’ve had the video transcribed below […]
