R. Clinton Clary Jr.

A native of Southside Virginia, Clint Clary has been defending criminal and traffic cases in Southside Virginia for over 30 years.

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North Carolina

Since 1991

Virginia

Since 1983

4th Circuit

Since 1983

Partner

Slayton & Clary

1987 - Current

Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney

Brunswick County Commonwealth Attorney

1983 - 1987

University of Richmond School of Law

J.D. (1983)

1979 - 1983

Hampden-Sydney College

B.A. (1979)

1975 - 1979

Ceritificate of Appreciation for Extraordinary Public Service

Virginia State Bar

2009

Virginia Assoociation of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

Current

Brunswick County Bar Association

President

2004 - Current

North Carolina State Bar

Member

1991 - Current

Virginia State Bar

Member

1983 - Current

Virginia State Bar

Third District Ethics Committee

1998 - 2004

Certified Capital Defense Lead Counsel

Virginia Indigent Defense Commission

Certified Felony Defense Lead Counsel

Virginia Indigent Defense Commission

Certified Misdemeanor Defense Lead Counsel

Virginia Indigent Defense Commission

Certified Juvenile Defense Lead Counsel

Virginia Indigent Defense Commission

Q. Can i be charged with felony breaking and entering if i went next door to check on a neighbor but they were not home

March 30, 2014

A: Theoretically you could be charged, but breaking and entering requires that the prosecution prove a specific intent to commit a criminal offense.

Q. Can the police release your personal details (photo, name etc) to the press even before a trial?

March 30, 2014

A: Once you have been arrested, anything on the warrant or indictment is a matter of public record and is available to the press.

Q. Is posing viagra without prescription a misdemeanor or felony in Virginia, is there possible jail time?

March 30, 2014

A: Viagra is a Schedule 3 drug. Distribution of a Schedule 3 drug in Virginia is a Class 5 felony, punishable by up to 10 years in the penitentiary. That being said, penitentiary time is unlikely for a first offender, but the charge should not be taken likely even if the substance is Viagra rather than a traditional recreational drug.