When you are charged with a crime in West Virginia, one of the first issues you'll face is bail. Bail is the amount of money or bond set by the court to ensure that you appear at your scheduled hearings and trial dates.

Frank C. Walker II Aug. 7, 2025

What Happens If You Are Charged with Felony DUI in West Virginia?

Being arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious matter in West Virginia, but if you’re facing a felony DUI charge, the stakes are even higher.

Frank C. Walker II July 31, 2025

How to Avoid a Charge of Fake or False ID in West Virginia Criminal Court

In West Virginia, as in many other states, possessing or using a fake or false ID is a serious criminal offense. Whether it’s to gain access to places where you’re not legally allowed to go, purchase alcohol or tobacco, or simply to mislead authorities

Frank C. Walker II July 24, 2025

How to Avoid a Charge of Resisting Arrest in West Virginia Criminal Court

Being arrested is a stressful and often intimidating experience. Emotions can run high, and it’s natural to want to assert your rights or defend yourself.

Frank C. Walker II July 14, 2025

Common Crimes for Freshman College Students in West Virginia Criminal Court

Starting college is an exciting and transformative time for freshmen in West Virginia, but it can also be a time of adjustment and, at times, poor decision-making.

Frank C. Walker II July 10, 2025

How to Attack Search Warrants in West Virginia Criminal Court

Being charged with a crime in West Virginia is a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially when evidence is obtained through a search warrant.