Posts Tagged ‘Defendant’

Defendant’s conviction for burglary was improper because the Commonwealth failed to show that defendant’s entry into a house where she stole money was contrary to the will of the occupier of the house to constitute a “breaking.”
Burglary is a very serious crime in Virginia.
The SRIS Law Group Virginia burglary attorneys can defend you against any type of assault charge.
Our Virginia burglary lawyers have the experience to defend you against any type of burglary charge.
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Defendant was not entitled to a breathalyzer test under the statute because he was in the private parking lot of a restaurant, which was not a highway as statutorily defined; therefore the implied consent statute did not apply.
One of the most frustrating things in Virginia is getting a traffic ticket in Virginia.
First, you sit by the side of the road, waiting to get your traffic ticket in Virginia while you are rushing to get to work or get to school to drop off your kids, etc.
Then, you get the Virginia traffic ticket and possibly get yelled at by the Virginia police officer.
Once you do get the Virginia traffic ticket, you realize how many points you’re going to get on your Virginia driving record and the fact that your insurance premium is possibly going to skyrocket.
If you have been one of the unfortunate people to get traffic ticket in Virginia, don’t panic.
You have some options. You can consider going to traffic court in Virginia by yourself or you can retain an experienced Virginia traffic ticket lawyer to defend you.
Why should you consider hiring an experienced traffic ticket lawyer in Virginia?
Because an experienced Virginia traffic ticket attorney will know how the different judges in that courthouse deal with certain types of traffic ticket and what are different options you have if you decide it is best to plea bargain.
The SRIS Law Group Virginia traffic lawyers have defended many clients charged with a traffic ticket in Virginia.
Our Virginia traffic ticket attorneys regularly appear before the courts of a particular jurisdiction have a thorough understanding of how the different local courts operate.
We have offices in Fairfax, Manassas, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Lynchburg & Fredericksburg.

Defendant’s sentence for his felony theft conviction was proper. Though he had been acquitted of simple robbery, which carried a lesser maximum penalty that felony theft, the lesser penalty merged into the greater penalty
A felony is a very serious crime.
The SRIS Law Group Virginia felony attorneys can defend you against any type of felony charge.
Our Virginia felony lawyers have the experience to defend you against any type of felony charge.
Contact a SRIS Law Group Virginia felony lawyer in Virginia.

The trial court erred in imposing a felony sentence after defendant, a habitual offender, was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol because defendant’s drunk driving, while negligent, was not reckless and had endangered nobody.
Driving on suspended licence is a very serious crime.
The SRIS Law Group Virginia Driving on suspended licence attorneys can defend you against any type of Driving on suspended licence charge.
Our Virginia Driving on suspended licence lawyers have the experience to defend you against any type of Driving on suspended licence charge.
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Where a defendant only learned of the grounds for removal upon receipt of a codefendant’s timely-filed motion for removal, defendant’s motion, filed within 30 days thereafter, was also timely, and plaintiff’s remand motion was denied.

Immigration Law is a complex area of law.  A small mistake in an immigration petition can result in horrible consequences.

Your immigration visa petition may be denied.  You may lose your ability to live in the US, lose your job, etc.

If you have an immigration case in Virginia and need the help of an immigration lawyer in Virginia, contact the SRIS Law Group Immigration attorneys in Virginia.

Our immigration lawyers in Virginia will discuss with you the facts of your case and determine how they can best assist you with your immigration case in Virginia.

When you contact the SRIS Law Group, you will be able to speak with an immigration attorney in Virginia who has the knowledge and understanding of the US immigration laws.

Remand was required where all defendants were required to affirmatively and unambiguously assert their desire to remove the case to federal court, but the third defendant’s answer was not an affirmative and unambiguous manifestation of consent.

Immigration Law is a complex area of law.  A small mistake in an immigration petition can result in horrible consequences.

Your immigration visa petition may be denied.  You may lose your ability to live in the US, lose your job, etc.

If you have an immigration case in Virginia and need the help of an immigration lawyer in Virginia, contact the SRIS Law Group Immigration attorneys in Virginia.

Our immigration lawyers in Virginia will discuss with you the facts of your case and determine how they can best assist you with your immigration case in Virginia.

When you contact the SRIS Law Group, you will be able to speak with an immigration attorney in Virginia who has the knowledge and understanding of the US immigration laws.

Defendant’s convictions for possession, manufacturing, and conspiracy to manufacture drugs were affirmed because any errors committed by the lower court were harmless and there was massive evidence introduced at the trial of defendant’s guilt.

A Drug offense is a very serious crime.

The SRIS Law Group Virginia Drug attorneys can defend you against any type of Drug charge.

Our Virginia Drug lawyers have the experience to defend you against any type of Drug charge.

Contact a SRIS Law Group Virginia Drug lawyer in Virginia.

Pursuant to the mediation agreement, defendant should pay, directly to plaintiff, child support of $ 65.00 per month beginning February 1, 2006 and on the first day of each consecutive month thereafter, while plaintiff shall maintain health and dental insurance for Courtney.

If you have filed for divorce in Virginia, and it is now becoming financially or mentally overwhelming, it is not too late. There are ways to change what is not working for you.

Once a divorce case is filed in Virginia, the typical divorce attorney comes out of the gate running. Pleadings are prepared and filed in court, issues are set on the court’s docket for hearings, summons and subpoenas are issued, and discovery is propounded. While you may have thought that this aggressive posture would get you what you want, you are now discovering that the tactics used to “win” are extremely expensive, the case has taken on a life of its own, and you have little to no control over what is happening.

The courts in Virginia will accommodate parties who no longer want to litigate but want to divorce collaboratively. If your current attorneys are trained in the collaborative method, you may keep the same attorneys, if not; it is simple to find collaborative attorneys in your area.

In the collaborative method, you, your spouse and both of your attorneys agree to work toward a settlement; not a forced settlement on the eve of trial after having spent thousands for trial preparation, but a carefully thought out settlement, one that works to put you on the right track for the future. The goal of a collaborative divorce is to avoid the financial and emotional destruction involved in litigation and to prepare the parties and their families for a successful future. In a collaborative divorce, the parties retain the power and control over their lives, their children, and their money and resources, not the attorneys and not the Judges.

Another way to preserve your funds and regain control over your divorce is to engage in mediation. Parties often think that once they are involved in divorce litigation, mediation is not an option. In fact, at any time, the parties can choose to take an individual issue or the whole case to mediation. In some jurisdictions in Virginia, the courts actually require the parties in a divorce action to engage in a mediation orientation. Mediation is substantially less costly than litigation.

This is your life, your divorce, and your choice.

Collaborative divorce and mediation are less expensive and less destructive alternatives to litigation.

Pursuant to the mediation agreement previously approved by the Court, plaintiff and defendant should have joint legal custody of their daughter, Courtney, with plaintiff having primary physical custody, and defendant shall have reasonable and liberal visitation with Courtney upon reasonable notice to plaintiff.

If you have filed for divorce in Virginia, and it is now becoming financially or mentally overwhelming, it is not too late. There are ways to change what is not working for you.

Once a divorce case is filed in Virginia, the typical divorce attorney comes out of the gate running. Pleadings are prepared and filed in court, issues are set on the court’s docket for hearings, summons and subpoenas are issued, and discovery is propounded. While you may have thought that this aggressive posture would get you what you want, you are now discovering that the tactics used to “win” are extremely expensive, the case has taken on a life of its own, and you have little to no control over what is happening.

The courts in Virginia will accommodate parties who no longer want to litigate but want to divorce collaboratively. If your current attorneys are trained in the collaborative method, you may keep the same attorneys, if not; it is simple to find collaborative attorneys in your area.

In the collaborative method, you, your spouse and both of your attorneys agree to work toward a settlement; not a forced settlement on the eve of trial after having spent thousands for trial preparation, but a carefully thought out settlement, one that works to put you on the right track for the future. The goal of a collaborative divorce is to avoid the financial and emotional destruction involved in litigation and to prepare the parties and their families for a successful future. In a collaborative divorce, the parties retain the power and control over their lives, their children, and their money and resources, not the attorneys and not the Judges.

Another way to preserve your funds and regain control over your divorce is to engage in mediation. Parties often think that once they are involved in divorce litigation, mediation is not an option. In fact, at any time, the parties can choose to take an individual issue or the whole case to mediation. In some jurisdictions in Virginia, the courts actually require the parties in a divorce action to engage in a mediation orientation. Mediation is substantially less costly than litigation.

This is your life, your divorce, and your choice.

Collaborative divorce and mediation are less expensive and less destructive alternatives to litigation.

A rule was issued, on plaintiff wife’s motion, requiring defendant husband to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with the final decree of divorce by not delivering plaintiff’s separate property to her, as provided in the mediation agreement that was incorporated in the decree under Va. Code § 20-109.1.

If you have filed for divorce in Virginia, and it is now becoming financially or mentally overwhelming, it is not too late. There are ways to change what is not working for you.

Once a divorce case is filed in Virginia, the typical divorce attorney comes out of the gate running. Pleadings are prepared and filed in court, issues are set on the court’s docket for hearings, summons and subpoenas are issued, and discovery is propounded. While you may have thought that this aggressive posture would get you what you want, you are now discovering that the tactics used to “win” are extremely expensive, the case has taken on a life of its own, and you have little to no control over what is happening.

The courts in Virginia will accommodate parties who no longer want to litigate but want to divorce collaboratively. If your current attorneys are trained in the collaborative method, you may keep the same attorneys, if not; it is simple to find collaborative attorneys in your area.

In the collaborative method, you, your spouse and both of your attorneys agree to work toward a settlement; not a forced settlement on the eve of trial after having spent thousands for trial preparation, but a carefully thought out settlement, one that works to put you on the right track for the future. The goal of a collaborative divorce is to avoid the financial and emotional destruction involved in litigation and to prepare the parties and their families for a successful future. In a collaborative divorce, the parties retain the power and control over their lives, their children, and their money and resources, not the attorneys and not the Judges.

Another way to preserve your funds and regain control over your divorce is to engage in mediation. Parties often think that once they are involved in divorce litigation, mediation is not an option. In fact, at any time, the parties can choose to take an individual issue or the whole case to mediation. In some jurisdictions in Virginia, the courts actually require the parties in a divorce action to engage in a mediation orientation. Mediation is substantially less costly than litigation.

This is your life, your divorce, and your choice.

Collaborative divorce and mediation are less expensive and less destructive alternatives to litigation.