Criminal Law
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What is a Misdemeanor in West Virginia?
- A misdemeanor crime is typically more serious than a civil infraction and less serious than a felony. When convicted of a misdemeanor crime in West Virginia, you can expect a range of penalties such as: ⦁ Fines ⦁ Probation ⦁ Community Service ⦁ Restitution ⦁ Jail Time (In County Jail) Some common examples of misdemeanors in West Virginia include: ⦁ Simple assault ⦁ Shoplifting ⦁ Vandalism ⦁ Trespassing ⦁ Public intoxication When charged with a misdemeanor crime, the consequences can be long lasting. The Charleston criminal defense attorneys at The Giatras Law Firm, PLLC are often successful at reducing or eliminating charges against you.
- What crimes are considered "misdemeanor" in West Virginia?
- Should I talk to the police after an arrest in West Virginia?
- Do I need a criminal defense attorney in West Virginia if I am innocent?
- What is the difference between probation and parole?
- What is a Felony in West Virginia?
- Can arrest or conviction records in West Virginia be expunged?
- Am I allowed to move if I am on probation or parole in West Virginia?
- Can a West Virginia resident move if on probation or parole?
- What should I do if I have been charged with a crime in West Virginia
- What is the court process after you have been arrested for DUI?