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February 26, 2012

  1. Should I have my criminal or civil case tried by a judge or a jury?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    There are many factors that may impact your decision to have your case tried by a judge or jury.  Some …
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  2. “Exculpatory Evidence” – Does the prosecutor have a duty to disclose information which is favorable to the accused tending to negate this guilt or show that he is innocent?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    With respect to evidence and witnesses, the prosecutor has responsibilities different from those of a lawyer in private practice: the …
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  3. Can I be tried twice for the same or similar charge?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    Double jeopardy is a procedural defense that forbids a defendant from being tried again on the same (or similar) charges …
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  4. Do I have a right to a trial by jury?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    Generally speaking, criminal defendants may demand a jury for all serious crimes and have their case tried by a jury …
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  5. What right do I have to confront my accuser?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    In a criminal case, a defendant cannot be deprived of the opportunity to put his evidence and version of the …
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  6. What are the penalties for misdemeanor convictions?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    § 18.2-11. Punishment for conviction of misdemeanor. The authorized punishments for conviction of a misdemeanor are: (a) For Class 1 …
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  7. What are the penalties for felony convictions?

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    February 26, 2012 by Tom Roberts, Esq.

    § 18.2-10. Punishment for conviction of felony; penalty. The authorized punishments for conviction of a felony are: (a) For Class …
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