There is no such thing as an "unregistered" pistol in Virginia because Virginia does not have a firearms registry. If your roommate has...

Yes, as long as it is not otherwise illegal for you to possess that firearm.

There are no witnesses and it doesn't sound like she has admitted to anything, so the answer to your question is no. You can't prove that she did...

The court lost jurisdiction to consider a motion to withdraw your plea 21 days after the final order was entered in your case. Since you did not...

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Your best bet is to gather all of your paperwork (the original court orders and the civil rights restoration) and then make an appointment with an...

The answer to your question is yes. As long as it does not violate your bail conditions, you can still possess a firearm if you have been charged...

Your nephew will have a strong defense based on the Hancock case. https://casetext.com/case/hancock-v-commonwealth-1). He will need a good...

A firearm is defined as a device designed to expel a projectile by means of an explosion. Pneumatic air guns use compressed air or gas as the...

Yes, but only if there is new information that constitutes a material change in circumstances from the time the original bond motions were heard. ...

Yes, and this is commonly what happens in Virginia when the feds decide to pick up a case. Even though the state and federal governments can...