If you are found guilty of a DUI or DWI, it will go on your criminal record. The maximum fine for a first or second offense is $2,500 and you could be sentenced to time in jail. There are many defenses available for a DWI or DUI offense and you do not have to readily admit to guilt. These cases are complex and require an understanding of legal and scientific data. That is why you need to seek legal counsel from an experienced Virginia DUI attorney. Call Paul McGlone, a DUI and DWI lawyer, if you have been accused of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Reckless Driving, Aggressive Driving, Operating a vehicle with a suspended license, and racing all carry severe consequences. Depending on the details of the offense, a conviction can result in a significant fine, loss of license, and/or jail time. If you have been cited for a major traffic violation, there are actions that need to be taken immediately that will aid in your defense. With the help of a Virginia traffic attorney, you may be able to get the charges reduced. Paul McGlone will be able to advise you on what needs to be done to build a strong defense. Contact McGlone Law Firm, P.C. at (703) 273-275- if you have received a traffic citation on Route 66, Route 7, Route 236, Dulles Toll Road, The Beltway, I-495 or I-395.

When it comes to a criminal accusation, you cannot afford to walk into the courtroom without an aggressive Virginia criminal defense attorney. Paul McGlone, with his extensive experience in criminal defense, will formulate a winning strategy to prove your innocence. He will thoroughly review your case and gather all of the necessary evidence and testimonies to establish a powerful defense. Many defense lawyers begin their analysis of a case with a plea bargain strategy. Fairfax County Criminal Defense Attorney Paul McGlone always approaches a case as if he is preparing for trial. Contact McGlone Law Firm, P.C. if you have been accused of committing a crime at (703) 273-2750 or toll-free at (888) 273-2750 for advice regarding your case.

When it comes to a marijuana accusation, you cannot afford to walk into the courtroom without an aggressive Virginia marijuana defense attorney. Paul McGlone, with his extensive experience in marijuana defense, will formulate a winning strategy to prove your innocence. He will thoroughly review your case and gather all of the necessary evidence and testimonies to establish a powerful defense. Many defense lawyers begin their analysis of a case with a plea bargain strategy. Fairfax County Marijuana Defense Attorney Paul McGlone always approaches a case as if he is preparing for trial. Contact McGlone Law Firm, P.C. if you have been accused of committing a crime at (703) 273-2750 or toll-free at (888) 273-2750 for advice regarding your case.

In Virginia, the Definition of a Felony is generally considered to be anything that can draw a sentence of more than 12 months in jail/prison time.  Misdemeanors in Virginia are those offenses that carry a maximum of no more than 12 months in jail for each count.

Felony offenses in Virginia are divided into 8 Categories and numerous sub-categories.   When we have a client accused of a Felony for the first time, our first step is to look for all options and opportunities to avoid that Felony conviction, perhaps by negotiating reduction to a misdemeanor, or else pleading "not guilty" and fighting the charges.