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Around the United States, drug laws are rapidly changing, and Virginia is right in the middle of soft drug legalization. As of July 1, 2021, recreational use of cannabis is legal in the state for adults over the age of 21. With that said, the new law does not mean...
If you have not reached the age of 21 and you drive, or you are the parent of a young driver under 21, it is very important to understand state laws on underage drunk driving. In fact, many young people face drunk driving charges even though they had a very small...
Be aware of the many consequences associated with the court of Virginia finding you guilty of DUI. While every state has laws against drunk driving, those laws and penalties may vary slightly between states. According to the State of Virginia, it is one of 42 states...
From the University of Virginia to the College of William and Mary, the commonwealth has some excellent places to pursue higher education. Paying for a four-year degree in Virginia, though, can be challenging, as college tuition and fees in the Old Dominion are higher...
Rather than physical abuse, some domestic violence involves emotional abuse. Those accused of emotional violence should understand why their partners view them as non-physically abusive. WebMD explains how emotional violence works. Someone viewed as an abuser may...
Receiving your third DUI within 10 years made you think about your life, and despite your charge, you still want to get a government job. Could your felony hamper your goals? Chron explains the nuances of getting a government job with a felony DUI. While you may not...
Not all Virginia drunk driving arrests lead to convictions, but those that do also bring with them serious penalties. If you are among those currently facing a charge of driving under the influence in Virginia, you may have numerous concerns. Whether you may have to...
You can receive charges for driving under the influence in Virginia with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher. Penalties for a conviction can include license suspension, fines and even jail time. Review the potential legal consequences when facing a court date...
As more and more states consider legalizing marijuana, it becomes necessary for other states to decide where they fall. Legal possession of marijuana on the highways of one state may not be legal possession in another and that may lead to confusing cases. According to...
Most Virginians understand that drunk drivers face serious penalties, both legal and social. However, some do not recognize the severity of DUI charges and believe they should face even harsher punishment. The reaction to a news story in which a woman fired a weapon...
