A recent article in The Charleston Gazette noted that for many years in West Virginia, there were more arrests related to marijuana than for all other drugs combined. In 2012

Courts throughout the State of West Virginia issue Domestic Violence Protective Orders daily, in both magistrate courts and family courts, which often affect a person’s right to own or possess

As we begin a New Year, most Americans make a resolution to improve ourselves in areas such as health, finances, employment, or education. However, if you have a prior criminal

For the time being and until a new law officially takes effect on May 25, 2015, doctors and pharmacists may be held liable for damages stemming from illegal activity committed

West Virginia Accident Brings Into Question Failure to Use Seat Belt

From the early 1970s to the early 1990s, lawmakers made a push to make highways safer.  These initiatives included mandatory seat belt laws, tougher DUI penalties, lower speed limits, and

Rough road conditions impact many West Virginians on their daily commutes and travels throughout the State. The biggest problem they face: potholes.  Recently, the Preston County Commission declared a countywide

Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents. While some rear-end accidents result in minimal vehicle damages and injuries, some lead to serious injuries and fatalities.

Whether you have seen Miranda rights played out on television or in real life, most people are familiar with the phrase, “You have the right to remain silent…” Many are