Virginia Criminal AttorneyMichael A. Robinson, Esq.
Criminal Law If you or a loved one has been charged with a criminal offense, you need experienced, aggressive and proven representation. Complete the free online criminal case evaluation form and Virginia Criminal Attorney, Michael A. Robinson, will review your case and contact you directly for a free consultation. As a former Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in two Virginia jurisdictions, Criminal and DUI Attorney Michael A. Robinson knows what to expect in the courtroom and understands what you are faced with. Whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, you need a Virginia Criminal Attorney who is familiar with your specific charge and has a thorough understanding of the criminal system in Virginia. At Robinson Law, you’ll find both. Click on the links below for more information on these areas of practice and to complete the online case evaluation form for a free consultation with Virginia Criminal Attorney, Michael Robinson. · All Felony and Misdemeanor cases · Drug Crimes (Possession and Possession with the intent to distribute) · Malicious and Unlawful Wounding
Traffic Law Think of your DMV record like you think of your credit report – it is a reflection of you, your responsibility and your propensity to follow the rules. Also like a credit report, your DMV record will follow you for many years. A traffic ticket you pre-pay today will affect you several years from now. Naturally, some traffic tickets are more serious than others – however, no traffic ticket should be taken lightly.
At Robinson Law, we take all traffic tickets seriously. Don’t make the mistake of believing an attorney can’t help you. · Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol · Driving Under the Influence of Drugs · Speeding · Driving on Suspended License · Habitual Offender Restoration
Call 703-657-9867 or email Michael@robinsonlaw.org for a free consultation.
12 Questions To Ask Your Potential Lawyer Selecting the right Criminal Defense Attorney for your case is a very important decision to make. The right Criminal Attorney can make all the difference in your experience with your attorney, proceedings, and of course most importantly, the outcome of your situation. Please consider the following questions when interviewing your potential attorney:
· What is your experience in this field? · Have you handled matters like mine? · What relationships do you have with the courts pertaining to my case? · What are the possible outcomes of my case? · Approximately how long will it take to resolve? · What are your rates and how often will you bill me? · What is a ballpark figure for the total bill, including fees and expenses? · How will you keep me informed of progress? · What kind of approach will you take to resolve the matter - aggressive and unyielding, or will you be more inclined to reach a reasonable settlement? · Will you be the attorney handling my case or will it be turned over to one of your associates?
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Seeking a Fairfax Criminal Attorney, Manassas DUI Lawyer, Loudoun Attorney or a Fairfax DUI Attorney? Robinson Law, PLLC practices in all of the following jurisdictions: - Fairfax County - Loudoun County - Prince William County - Fauquier County - Culpeper County - Arlington - Alexandria - Stafford |
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Virginia DUI Penalties Virginia Code § 18.2-270 highlights the penalties associated with driving under the influence, driving while intoxicated; subsequent offense and prior conviction. § 18.2-270. Penalty for driving while intoxicated; subsequent offense; prior conviction. 1st DUI Offense Any person violating any provision of § 18.2-266 shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor with a mandatory minimum fine of $250. If the person's blood alcohol level as indicated by the chemical test administered as provided in this article was at least 0.15, but not more than 0.20, he shall be confined in jail for an additional mandatory minimum period of five days or, if the level was more than 0.20, for an additional mandatory minimum period of 10 days. 2nd DUI Offense Any person convicted of a second offense committed within less than five years after a prior offense under § 18.2-266 shall upon conviction of the second offense be punished by a mandatory minimum fine of $500 and by confinement in jail for not less than one month nor more than one year. Twenty days of such confinement shall be a mandatory minimum sentence.
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