Episode 9: Get Off My Lawn!

Crime Time: With Virginia Defense Attorneys

When Neighborhood disputes spin out of control. In this episode of Crime Time, Ann, Tony, Alberto and Anna are back to discuss how disagreements with your neighbor can land you in criminal court. This episode revolves around the case where Senator Rand Paul was assaulted by his neighbor in 2017. The assault was the culmination of a series of actions by both men. The fair-minded foursome will tackle the Rand Paul case and scenarios they have seen in Virginia such as: Can I get DNA testing for the dog poop left on my lawn? How do courts handle these cases? When can I assault my neighbor for his unsightly yard? (hint: never). Listen in for a lively discussion about these questions and more on this episode of Crime Time.

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