Which court handles criminal cases in Radford?

Radford General District Court hears misdemeanor and traffic cases and handles initial proceedings in certain felony cases. Felony trials take place in Radford Circuit Court. Check your court papers to see which court is handling your charge.

Where are Radford’s courts located?

Radford General District Court and Radford Circuit Court are both at 619 Second Street in Radford. They have separate clerk’s offices and proceedings, so confirm the court, courtroom, date, and time listed on your summons or notice.

Is a Radford charge heard in Montgomery County court?

Not necessarily. Radford is an independent city with its own courts, separate from Montgomery County’s courts in Christiansburg. The court identified on your charging documents tells you where your particular case is scheduled.

Could a criminal charge affect a Radford University student?

It could involve a separate university conduct process, depending on the circumstances. Radford University’s student conduct procedures are distinct from criminal court proceedings. If you receive a notice from both the university and a court, pay attention to each set of instructions and deadlines.

Can Felty Law Firm help with a DUI charge in Radford?

Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents people facing DUI and drug-impaired driving charges in Virginia. He can review the stop, testing, and other evidence, then discuss the potential consequences and options in your case.

What happens after a felony charge in Radford?

A felony case may begin in General District Court with an initial appearance and, in some cases, a preliminary hearing. Other cases may proceed by direct indictment. Felony trials are heard in Circuit Court. An attorney can explain the steps that apply to your specific charge and court paperwork.

Which federal court serves Radford?

The City of Radford is within the Roanoke Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. If federal agents contact you or you receive federal court papers, share the documents and any stated deadlines with an attorney.

Can I work with Felty Law Firm if its office is in Abingdon?

Felty Law Firm serves Radford clients from its Abingdon office. When you reach out, provide the charge, court location, and next hearing date so the firm can discuss your situation and whether it can assist you.

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If you have been arrested or received a summons in Radford, Virginia, your court date and charging documents are a good place to start. Felty Law Firm serves Radford clients from its Abingdon office. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., can help you understand the charge and prepare for the decisions ahead. Contact us to discuss your case, or explore our Practice Areas for more information about the firm’s services.

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Criminal Defense Representation in Radford, Virginia

If you have been charged with a crime in Radford, the court listed on your paperwork and the timing of your next appearance matter. Felty Law Firm serves Radford clients from its Abingdon office. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents people facing misdemeanor and felony charges in Virginia state courts and handles serious federal criminal matters. He can examine the allegations and available evidence, explain the proceedings ahead, and discuss a defense strategy suited to your case.

Radford is an independent city with its own courts. State criminal matters may involve Radford General District Court or Radford Circuit Court; both are located at 619 Second Street. Federal matters arising in Radford fall within the Roanoke Division of the Western District of Virginia. Drawing on his experience as a former prosecutor and defense attorney, Attorney Felty evaluates the facts and legal issues before recommending next steps. Contact Felty Law Firm to discuss an investigation, charge, bond concern, or upcoming hearing.

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Which court handles criminal cases in Radford?
Radford General District Court hears misdemeanor and traffic cases and handles initial proceedings in certain felony cases. Felony trials take place in Radford Circuit Court. Check your court papers to see which court is handling your charge.

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Where are Radford’s courts located?
Radford General District Court and Radford Circuit Court are both at 619 Second Street in Radford. They have separate clerk’s offices and proceedings, so confirm the court, courtroom, date, and time listed on your summons or notice.
Is a Radford charge heard in Montgomery County court?
Not necessarily. Radford is an independent city with its own courts, separate from Montgomery County’s courts in Christiansburg. The court identified on your charging documents tells you where your particular case is scheduled.

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Could a criminal charge affect a Radford University student?
It could involve a separate university conduct process, depending on the circumstances. Radford University’s student conduct procedures are distinct from criminal court proceedings. If you receive a notice from both the university and a court, pay attention to each set of instructions and deadlines.

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Can Felty Law Firm help with a DUI charge in Radford?
Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents people facing DUI and drug-impaired driving charges in Virginia. He can review the stop, testing, and other evidence, then discuss the potential consequences and options in your case.

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What happens after a felony charge in Radford?
A felony case may begin in General District Court with an initial appearance and, in some cases, a preliminary hearing. Other cases may proceed by direct indictment. Felony trials are heard in Circuit Court. An attorney can explain the steps that apply to your specific charge and court paperwork.

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Which federal court serves Radford?
The City of Radford is within the Roanoke Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. If federal agents contact you or you receive federal court papers, share the documents and any stated deadlines with an attorney.

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Can I work with Felty Law Firm if its office is in Abingdon?
Felty Law Firm serves Radford clients from its Abingdon office. When you reach out, provide the charge, court location, and next hearing date so the firm can discuss your situation and whether it can assist you.

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Preparing for a criminal court appearance in Radford, VA? The Felty Legal Brief offers straightforward articles about Virginia criminal law, including what happens after a felony arrest in Virginia. Visit the blog to learn about the court process and bring informed questions to your conversation with an attorney.

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Felty Law Firm serves Radford, VA, and surrounding Virginia communities from its Abingdon office. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., helps with misdemeanor and traffic charges, serious felonies, DUI or drug-impaired driving charges, and drug crimes. The practice also represents clients involved in violent offenses, firearm charges, sex crimes, and probation violations. Explore our firm's practice areas for more information, and feel free to call/text us at (276) 676-2660 to discuss your Radford, FVA legal needs.