My daughter was convicted of a Felony Class U Code Section 18.2-111. She was fined and given 3 years suspended all but 30 days.

Have her lawyer contact the clerks office. I have had similar situations occur and all it took was the clerk to amend the jail card to reflect the...

Grand larceny conviction but at the time the person was homeless/embarrassed of that, sentenced 3 months with 1 year probation.

Unfortunately, in Virginia, a conviction is not expungeable. an individual can request a pardon from the governor. However, it is very rare.

Can my brother come out of jail today?

I suspect today is his arraignment on the probation violation. He will not likely be released today, however, he will be eligible to have a bond...

If I have an online relationship with someone with no real intention to meet them and they send me money, is this a crime?

There is nothing illegal about accepting "gifts.". However, it is advisable not to accept money from strangers. Nothing's free in life. Good luck.

A Fairfax County cop issued incomplete summons missing a specific court date, and mis-cited the violation as 46.2-878.

A judge is not likely to throw the case out because of an incorrect code section on a summons provided you have been properly advised of the court...

Go to court and tell your position to the prosecuting attorney, if there is one, or the judge if it goes to trial. Good luck.

If I was charged but not convicted, can I say I have a clean record?

You have a clean record as your charge was dismissed. You may want to look into having the charge expunged, if permitted.

Expired registration is not a misdemeanor. Forged plates or forged registration is a misdemeanor. What statute were you charged under? It may...

First Offence Misdemeanor... Are they eligible to be expunged?

Charges that are nolle prossed are eligible for expungement. However, the same nolle prossed charge can be brought back within one year from the...

I agree with the other attorney that the question is unclear. Please rewrite with the charge and statute you're referring to. Thank you.