In Virginia, a strangulation charge under §18.2-51.6 involves knowingly, intentionally, and unlawfully applying pressure to someone's neck without consent, resulting in wounding or bodily injury. It's considered a Class 6 felony, carrying penalties of up to 5 years in prison and fines up to $2,5002.

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Additional consequences include potential loss of voting rights, firearm possession rights, certain public benefits, professional licenses, and employment opportunities. Strangulation is prosecuted aggressively in Virginia, with even minimal force applied to the neck considered sufficient evidence2.



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Emporia Reckless Driving Cases Reduced to No Points

In Emporia, VA, Leavitt & Martin successfully represented five clients charged with reckless driving and speeding. Despite speeds ranging from 21 to 21 mph over the limit, the firm managed to get all charges reduced to defective equipment with no points. This means their clients avoided insurance rate increases and other penalties associated with reckless driving convictions1.

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