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A dab pen is a device used to consume concentrates of THC, usually in the form of wax, budder, or shatter. They are similar in design and function to vape pens but vary in the type of substance used within them. Possessing a dab pen in Virginia used to be a felony punishable by up…
It probably comes as no shock to know that officials in the criminal justice community continue to crack down on drug crimes, and the Virginia Department of State Police annual publication Crime in Virginia is proof. In 2019, there were 46,429 people arrested for violating controlled substances laws, including possession, selling, and trafficking. More than…
Many drug arrests stem from a police officer searching a vehicle during a routine traffic stop. However, many of these searches are done in violation of the driver’s rights under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S constitution. Evidence found during an illegal search may not be used against the alleged perpetrator in court, so it…
If one is facing Virginia drug charges, attorneys may recommend a plea agreement. In fact, a large number of drug convictions stem from a negotiated plea agreement. Before accepting a plea deal, it is important to understand it. Generally, there are three areas of negotiation for a plea deal. The first area is the most…
On behalf of Christie Leary of Leary Law posted in Drug Charges on Wednesday, August 29, 2018. Crime TV shows often show someone getting arrested for drug possession or distribution after police officers break down the door of an abandoned building and chase down the alleged perpetrator in dramatic fashion. However, in real life, drug…
Over the past few years, the abuse of prescription drugs has become a serious problem in the United States. As a result, law enforcement officials have been cracking down on those who unlawfully provide, use or obtain prescription medications in Virginia. Prescription fraud can be a felony and can result in severe consequences. According to…
Many drivers are arrested and charged with drug-related crimes following a routine traffic stop. Virginia motorists who are facing drug charges after a search of their vehicle should be aware that their arrest might not have been lawful. If an officer arrests you unlawfully, it is likely that the charges against you will be dropped.…
Licensed medical doctors are legally permitted to prescribe certain medications to patients, providing that the prescriptions are warranted and based on a legitimate medical reason. A Virginia doctor recently had his medical license suspended by the state board of medicine after facing more than 700 drug charges. According to reports, the doctor is accused of…
Many people in Virginia get charged with multiple counts of drug possession and distribution, depending on the quantity of the drugs and paraphernalia found, the type of drugs found and the circumstances surrounding the arrest. However, anytime a person is charged with drug possession, it is the prosecutor’s job to prove all elements of the…
Marijuana has been legalized in many states for both medicinal and recreational use. While the state of Virginia has yet to pull the trigger on decriminalizing marijuana, some lawmakers are trying to reduce the penalties for people who have been charged with marijuana possession for the first time. Senate Majority Leader Thomas Norment Jr., has…
