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Virginia law takes speeding very seriously

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Jul 11, 2018 | Criminal Defense

Oftentimes motorists drive faster than the posted speed limit. They may not know what the speed limit is in the area they are driving, they may simply think they are driving the speed of traffic, or they may think that going five to ten miles per hour over the speed...

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When is a dog owner liable for a bite?

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Jun 19, 2018 | Criminal Defense

No one wants to believe their dog is aggressive. Our dogs are our best friends, travel partners and family members. However, our best friends can make a mistake and bite someone. It helps for owners to know their responsibilities in case of a dog bite. Onebite law...

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Football player pulled over by police, accused of drug dealing

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Jun 6, 2018 | Criminal Defense

Being accused of a crime can damage anyone's reputation, but this damage is only amplified when the accused is a celebrity. Celebrities live their life in the public eye, so any alleged wrongdoing can quickly be blown out of proportion, even if they are innocent....

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Eight Virginia college students facing drug charges

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | May 28, 2018 | Criminal Defense

Many young adults in Virginia take their college studies very seriously. They hope that, by doing well in their classes, they will graduate and be able to find a good job. However, there are certain things that could jeopardize a student's higher education goals. For...

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After 40 years, Virginia man’s rape conviction vacated

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Mar 14, 2018 | Criminal Defense

A man who had been convicted of rape 40 years ago has had his conviction vacated. According to the Virginia Supreme Court, due to new evidence presented to them, they deemed it impossible that a jury would have determined the man committed the crime beyond a...

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Zero tolerance laws apply to teenagers accused of drunk driving

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Mar 8, 2018 | Criminal Defense

Teenagers are still maturing and may not always make the best decisions. Some teenagers in may experiment with alcohol. They may do so out of peer pressure, or they may simply be curious about its taste and effects. There are laws regarding minors and alcohol that, if...

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Will Virginia police support needle exchange programs?

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Dec 20, 2017 | Criminal Defense

Drug addiction is in the news a lot these days, particularly when it comes to heroin. While this drug is unlawful in Virginia and every other state in the nation, there are still those who will possess and use these illicit substances. While prosecutors may simply...

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Don’t fool yourself — marijuana is illegal in Virginia

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Nov 9, 2017 | Criminal Defense

Some states in the nation are decriminalizing the use of marijuana or even making it entirely legal to sell, possess and use the drug. However, marijuana possession remains illegal in most states in the U.S., including Virginia.Virginia does not even carve out an...

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Virginia man found not guilty in caterer’s death

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Nov 6, 2017 | Criminal Defense

Arguments between people in Virginia can become heated, sometimes escalating into violence. Sometimes a person has no choice but to harm a person who is actively trying to kill them. Things become complicated, however, when a person who believes they acted in...

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Are sobriety checkpoints in Virginia legal?

On Behalf of Coates & Tyree, PLLC., P.C. | Nov 3, 2017 | Criminal Defense

Every so often, especially around holidays such as the Fourth of July, Halloween and New Year's Eve, police in Virginia will set up sobriety checkpoints as a means of identifying and apprehending drunk drivers. Sometimes a police department will publicize when and...

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