Shemeka C Hankins
Former Prosecutor Working for You - Skilled in Drug, DUI, Gun and Juvenile Law
Attorney Shemeka Hankins is an experienced prior prosectuor with years of criminal litigation experience. A seasoned trial attorney, she is well-versed in a number of criminal areas such as drugs/narcotics/marijuana, driving under the influence (DUI/DWI), theft crimes, and juvenile justice. She also has experience with mental health programs, license restoration, restoration of gun rights, and expungements.
Shemeka Hankins is a committed servant of the community and puts the rights of clients at the forefront of the defense. She is dedicated to helping her clients protect their freedoms and defend their rights in legal situations. Attorney Shemeka Hankins is a lawyer you can trust with your future.
- Regent University School of Law
- J.D. (2011) | Law
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- College of William and Mary
- B.A. (2004) | English, Music
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- Honors: Ewell Award
- Activities: Student Government, Orientation Aide, Choir
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- Associate Attorney
- Office of the Norfolk Commonwealth's Attorney
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- We Must Combat Racial Disparity and Create a More Diverse Legal Profession
- Virginia State Bar, Virginia Lawyer
- How to Cope with Racial Injustice, Virginia Beach, VA
- Regent University Black Law Students Association
- Clerk's Panel on Local Practice and Procedure, Solo and Small Practitioner's Forum, Suffolk, Va
- VSB, Conference of Local and Specialty Bar Association
- Laws that Affect Kids, 12th Annual African American Male Summit, Green Run High School, Virginia Beach, VA
- Local Bar Leader of the Year
- Virginia State Bar, Conference of Local and Specialty Bar Associations
- Public Practitioner of the Year
- South Hampton Roads Bar Association
- Significant Service Award
- Virginia State Bar, Young Lawyers Conference
- Significant Service Award
- Virginia State Bar, Young Lawyers Conference
- Virginia State Bar # 82185
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- Virginia Women Attorney's Association
- Board Member
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- Virginia State Bar, Young Lawyers Conference
- Board Member
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- South Hampton Roads Bar Association
- Immediate Past President
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- Virginia
- Virginia State Bar
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- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- DUI & DWI
- Juvenile Law
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- English: Spoken, Written
- Q. What happens next
- A: Unfortunately, ASAP has the control here. You are in the position of being at their mercy. Though the program should potentially be tailored to more individual needs as they say they are doing, most people are treated very similar and have to go through the same amount of time for their courses. Most people go to the 12 week course. Good luck
- Q. I got a dui over 10 yrs ago never took asap,license are revoked till I get a asap paper, what to do
- A: The ladies below are both correct; you will also need to petition the court for a restricted license so you can have ASAP/ignition interlock.
- Q. i was never convicted of a DUI it was reduced to a misdemeanor am i still required to take an asap class ?
- A: It depends on if the court required you to or if DMV requires you to. The court can tell you that its not required but the DMV is a separate entity and can make you take ASAP related to their requirements. If neither has ordered you to, then you are free to go.
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