Virginia Criminal Defense Case Studies

Virginia § 18.2-266 cases — challenging traffic stops, breathalyzer accuracy, field sobriety tests, and implied consent refusals.

Virginia § 18.2-57 cases — intent requirements, self-defense, domestic assault, and aggravated malicious wounding.

Virginia § 18.2-250 and § 18.2-248 cases — possession, distribution, PWID, search and seizure challenges, and confidential informant issues.

Virginia § 18.2-308 series cases — unlawful possession, concealed carry, use in a felony, and Fourth Amendment suppression.

Virginia § 18.2-58 cases — robbery and armed robbery, misidentification defenses, and mandatory minimum challenges.

Virginia § 18.2-31 and § 18.2-32 cases — capital murder, first and second degree murder, manslaughter, and self-defense.

Virginia § 18.2-61 cases — rape, sexual battery, consent defenses, DNA evidence challenges, and sex offender registry issues.

Virginia § 18.2-89 cases — breaking and entering, home invasion, intent to commit a felony, and possession of burglary tools.

Virginia § 18.2-95 and § 18.2-96 cases — grand larceny, petit larceny, embezzlement, and value challenges.

Virginia § 18.2-103 cases — concealment of merchandise, organized retail theft, and intent challenges.

Virginia § 18.2-60 and § 18.2-60.3 cases — threatening communications, stalking, cyberstalking, and First Amendment defenses.

Virginia § 18.2-415 cases — disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and First Amendment challenges.

Virginia § 18.2-22 and federal conspiracy cases — challenging the agreement, overt act, and co-conspirator testimony.