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  • 2022
    • November
      • 3 Reasons to Contact a DUI Attorney Right Away
    • May
      • Opening the Door Does Not Circumvent the Confrontation Clause
    • April
      • Making a False Complaint Against a Law Enforcement Officer is Now a Recognized Criminal Offense in WV
      • What You Can Expect When Charged with Obstructing an Officer
      • Will My License Be Suspended Due to Being Charged with a DUI?
  • 2021
    • September
      • Fourth Circuit Invalidates Search of Arrestee’s Backpack
    • June
      • Fourth Circuit Issues Ruling on Failure to Identify Laws
      • What is a Seizure Under the Fourth Amendment?
      • What is Considered Wrongful Termination?
      • What are the Penalties for Drug Crimes in WV?
    • May
      • Do You Get a Phone Call After Being Arrested?
      • Criminal Citations
      • What is a Search Under the Fourth Amendment?
      • The Different Ways to Show Actionable Discrimination in an Employment Case
      • The Use of a Domestic Violence Protective Order to Search a Home Violates the Fourth Amendment
    • April
      • My Employer Did Not Pay Me My Final Wages – Now What?
      • Can a Criminal Charge Be Dropped?
      • What Happens When You Don’t Show Up for Court?
      • What Can an Employment Lawyer Do for Me?
      • Why a Cell Phone Can Be the Most Important Piece of Evidence in a Criminal Case
      • How Much Does an Employment Lawyer Cost?
      • What Kind of Proof is Needed for a Conviction?
      • What Damages are Available in an Employment Case?
    • March
      • When Should You Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney?
      • At-Will Employment Explained
      • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in WV
      • Categories of Crimes in WV
      • How Long Does a Felony or Misdemeanor Stay on Your Record in WV?
      • DUI Implied Consent Laws
      • Overview of Discovery in a Criminal Case
      • DUI Refusal Review Hearing
    • February
      • Fake or False ID in West Virginia
      • You Must Be in a “Public Place” to Be Convicted of Public Intoxication
      • Attorney Jared T. Moore Argues Before Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia
      • Proposed Legislation Involving WV Criminal Offenses – February 15, 2021 Update
      • How Do I Get My Criminal Record Expunged in WV?
  • 2020
    • July
      • How to Beat an Obstruction Charge
    • June
      • When Can Police Stop a Vehicle?
      • Felony Versus Misdemeanor Drug Charges
      • When is It Illegal to Drink and Drive?
      • Open Container in Vehicle
      • The Police Officer Did Not See Me Driving
      • Boating While Under the Influence
      • Penalties for DUI
    • May
      • Civil Statute of Limitations Extended for Minor Victims of Sexual Assault or Abuse
      • Field Sobriety Tests
      • DUI Expungement
      • Mouth Alcohol Can Create a Falsely High BAC Reading
      • Police Can Stop Vehicle if Registered Owner’s License is Revoked
      • Can You Be Charged for DUI on Private Property?
      • What Constitutes “Possession” for a Drug Crime?
      • Written Demand Required to Recover Full Damages in Wage Case
      • When Miranda Warnings are Required
    • April
      • Notification is Critical in Sexual Harassment Cases
      • Authenticating Social Media Text Messages
      • SCOTUS Reaffirms Prior Rulings for Double Jeopardy
      • What You Need to Know About Pretrial Bail
      • Pepper Spray Exempt from Definition of “Deadly Weapon”
    • March
      • New Criminal Offenses – Suffocation and Asphyxiation
      • COVID-19 & Employment in West Virginia
      • Law Passed to Eliminate Administrative Hearings for DUI Cases
      • Search Warrant Required for CSLI
      • COVID-19 Impacts All Hearings in WV Through April 10th
  • 2019
    • April
      • Fourth Circuit Finds Armed Is Therefore Dangerous For Terry Frisk Purposes
      • First Time Simple Possession Of Marijuana
      • West Virginia Supreme Court Clarifies Terroristic Act Statute
      • License Revocation No Longer Mandated For Dui
      • Moore Secures Complete Acquittal In Hardy County
      • What You Need To Know About Uninsured Motorist Coverage
      • Jury Finds Moorefield Man Not Guilty Of Assault
      • Jury Returns Favorable Verdict In Breach Of Contract Trial
      • W. Va. Rules of Evidence Revised
      • Wvu Trial Team Excels At Competition In Pittsburgh
      • What To Expect At A Preliminary Hearing
      • Supreme Court Says Jury to Decide Person’s Status in Premise Liability Case
      • Importance Of Having A Will
      • The Dangers Of Talking On A Cell Phone Or Texting While Driving
      • Changes to Wage Payment and Collection Act Go Into Effect June 11, 2015
      • Traffic Stop Cannot Be Extended To Conduct Dog Sniff
      • Am I Required to Pull Over for Emergency Vehicles?
      • LANDMARK Criminal Decision Issued by W. Va. Supreme Court
      • Stay Safe While Attending Treasure Mountain Festival
      • Defending Disorderly Conduct Charges
      • Scotus Muddies Water Of Federal Threat Statute
      • Damages Available To Motor Vehicle Accident Victims
      • Drivers Who Refuse Secondary Test Are No Longer Eligible For Deferral
      • WV Adopts “Substantially Younger” Rule in Age Discrimination
      • First Responder Can Be Charged For Photographing Victims
      • Employment Protection For Volunteer Firefighters And Ems Attendants
      • Scope Of Victim Impact Statements In Capital Cases
      • Drivers Can Be Charged For Dui While On Private Property
      • Clowning Around Could Land You A Year In Jail
    • March
      • Automobile Exception Inapplicable To Automobile Parked At Home Or Curtilage
      • Think Before You Plead: Collateral Consequences of Felony Conviction
      • Injured Victims Entitled To Recover Full Cost Of Medical Services
      • SCOTUS: Warrant Generally Required Before Search of Cell Phone
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