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Virginia Traffic Court Defense

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 16th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

When you have a charge pending in Virginia traffic court there’s quite a few considerations you need to make. You need to understand what kind of charge you’re facing, which specific court you’re supposed to go to, and, most importantly, whether or not you should bring a lawyer. Which Virginia traffic court are you due […]



Help with Virginia Uniform Summons

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 12th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

A Virginia Uniform Summons is a ticket. In Virginia, when you’re given a traffic ticket, and even some misdemeanor charges, the officer writes out the charge on a document called a Virginia Uniform Summons. This document is basically saying that you are summoned to appear in court on the indicated date to answer for the […]



How to Get Out of a Speeding Ticket

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 11th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

Even the best drivers can get a speeding ticket. Sometimes our minds wander a bit or we’re just in a hurry. But what should you do about it? Hire a lawyer to get out of a speeding ticket The best way to maximize your chances in court with your ticket is to hire a lawyer. […]



Drunk Driving in Virginia

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 10th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

In Virginia, drunk driving is punished by statues that refer to it as driving while intoxicated, or driving under the influence of alcohol. The legal limit for drinking and driving in Virginia for an adult is .08. What that means is that if you have a blood alcohol content of .08 or more in Virginia, […]



Drinking and Driving in Virginia

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 9th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

Virginia has many laws that cover the intersection of driving and alcohol. Drinking and driving is just one of many activities that Virginia law criminalizes. Virginia doesn’t actually have an open container statute that prohibits you from just simply having an open container in a vehicle. However, we do have a statute that prohibits drinking […]



Beat DUI Checkpoints

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 5th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

The police use checkpoints or roadblocks to try to enforce different traffic laws and traffic objectives, such as catching people who are drinking while driving. If you were caught in one of these checkpoints there is good news for you. These cases can be beaten! DUI Checkpoints Have Specific Rules The law in Virginia says […]



Football Fans – Stunning Traffic Statistics [Infographic]

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 4th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

Have you ever wondered just how far a dedicated football fan will travel to see the action live? You would be surprised to find out that some will miss a hot date or even their own birthday! And of course, what comes hand and hand with a football game? Tailgating! Find out how much beer […]



Is DUI a Felony?

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Sep 3rd, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

If you’re facing a charge of DUI in Virginia you may be wondering what type of charge you’re actually looking at. Is a DUI a felony or is a DUI a misdemeanor? The very nature of your DUI charge will depend upon essentially your prior driving record. A DUI in Virginia can be felony or […]



Stafford Drivers – Beware of Major Change in Traffic Law

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Aug 16th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

Stafford County just passed a new traffic ordinance that punishes drivers who do not devote “full time and attention” to operating their vehicle. A conviction could result in a fine up to $500. MAJOR LEGAL CHANGE The new ordinance (Stafford County Code Section 15-126) has simple language, but its impact will be far-reaching for drivers […]



The Fairy Godmother Project

By From http://www.andrewflusche.com • Jul 8th, 2013 • Category: Blog Entries.Local

As featured in our July newsletter: In 2003 Andie McConnell moved into a new home near a family whose son was a brain cancer survivor. She got to know the family and learned of their struggles when their son was faced with pediatric cancer. These conversations stuck with her through the years and became very […]