DISCLAIMER: The below listed Actual Virginia DUI and DWI cases are presented for informational purposes only. Every case result depends on a unique variety of factors that are specific to a particular case. An outcome in a previous case does not … more

Starting this year, all DWI cases in Virginia Beach will be handled by the the same 5 prosecutors (aka. Assistant or Deputy Commonwealth Attorneys).  Prior to this year, there was random rotation among all Virginia Beach prosecutors in handling DUI … more

Attorney Highlights Experience based on defending Hundreds of DUI/DWIs Over 12 years of Trial Courtroom Experience Certificates in Field Sobriety Tests Training (and how to beat them) 2005 Graduate from a Top Ten National Law School (University of Virginia) Regularly … more

1 DUI Client, 2 Accidents, A Confession … and 1 Police Error   DISCLAIMER: The below listed Actual case result is presented for informational purposes only. Every case result depends on a unique variety of factors that are specific to … more

UPDATE June 25, 2014: All First Offense DUI and DWI Cases in Virginia Beach will be handled by the Commonwealth Attorney Office — And What It Really Means For Those Facing a First Time DUI in Va Beach. In Virginia … more

To start with, the terms:  drunk driving, driving while intoxicated, DUI and DWI are the same thing and all charged under 18.2-266 of the Virginia Code of 1950, as amended, and are used interchangeable on this website.   If you … more

DUI Lawyers in Virginia The law firm specializes in defending clients charged with criminal-traffic matters.   This website was designed specifically for individuals charged with DUI/DWI and provides answers that you may have about your charge, including, the law firm’s … more

Being charged with a Virginia DUI (also known as a DWI) is a serious matter.  Most people charged with a DUI are arrested on the spot and for many individuals it is the first time they are having a substantial … more

At trial, it is up to the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you are guilty of the charge. In that effort, the prosecutor will attempt to present evidence showing impairment. Evidence includes what was gathered during interaction … more

Driving under the influence means that due to consumption of alcohol a person’s ability to drive was impaired to the point that they no longer could legally drive. The reason why the police give a breathalyzer test is to determine … more