Venue in Virginia: not to be overlooked.
Fun fact: this old map of Virginia includes West Virginia, prior to separation.
VIRGINIA CRIMINAL PROCESS OVERVIEW
The justice system in Virginia is built on procedure, the rules of the “game” so to speak.
Nolle Prosequi in Virginia: How It Can Reset Speedy Trial Deadlines and Affect Your Case
A Nolle Prosse may be the end… or the start of another headache.
Murder Charges in Virginia: Why the Degree Can Decide Your Future
If you or a loved one is facing murder charges in southern Virginia, don’t waste any time: choose an experience, trial tested attorney.
Tough Cases, Tested Counsel: Another Jury, Another Not Guilty Verdict
Justice is blind; the attorney’s roles highlighting the truth to the jury.
Martinsville Criminal Defense Attorney Daniel Rouleau Wins Jury Trial — All Felony Charges Dismissed
Daniel Rouleau defends defendant against credit card fraud charges
What Is a Plea Agreement in Virginia? Understanding the Process, Options, and Limits
Plea agreements are deals made between the Commonwealth and a Defendant to dispose of a case without a trial.
New Jersey Veteran Acquitted of First Degree Murder
Justice was done in a jury trial that acquitted New Jersey Veteran in Self Defense Verdict.
Understanding the Differences Between a Bench Trial and a Jury Trial in Virginia: Insights from Daniel Rouleau, Esq.
What differences are there between a Jury Trial and a Bench Trial in Virginia? Attorney Daniel Rouleau breaks it down in this blog post.
Misdemeanor vs. Felony Jury in Virginia: What's the Difference?
An old American saying states “Judged by twelve or carried by six?” A jury trial is often the only way to deal with serious criminal charges.
Navigating the Complexities of Schedule I and II Narcotics in Virginia
Possession of Schedule I or II controlled substances can lead to serious legal consequences. Don’t wait to seek an attorney if facing drug-related charges.
Skip the Courthouse Hassle: Your Lawyer Can Handle Virginia Traffic Tickets Without You!
Don’t let a traffic ticket disrupt your schedule. An attorney can appear on your behalf in Virginia Courts in some circumstances.
Understanding Bond Requirements in Virginia: Balancing Liberty and Public Safety
If you have been held in jail following arrest, a bond hearing is your first opportunity to secure your release pending trial.
Understanding Assault Charges in Virginia: A Guide Based on Severity
Virginia’s assault and wounding laws have levels to it. Make sure you understand the differences before facing these serious allegations.
A Second Chance: Understanding Virginia's “First Offender” Program (Va. Code sec. 18.2-251)
There are option if you have been charged with drug possession.
Navigating Tenant Troubles: Two Paths to Eviction in Virginia
Tenant Troubles and simple solutions.
High Stakes: Alcohol, Marijuana, and Driving in Virginia
Driving under the influence is too High Stakes to risk