Source. Virginia DCIS + CIS, 2025 Methodology Report a correction Last refreshed May 2, 2026
Cases of record · 2025190

John Mayoras appeared as defense counsel of record in 190 Virginia court cases during 2025, drawn from Virginia District and Circuit Court Information Systems.

Court level
41 % District · 59 % Circuit
Primary jurisdiction
Stafford County · 63 cases
Most common charge
Larceny / Theft · 18

Across 116 resolved 2025 cases, 58% were dropped — 53 nolle prossed and 14 dismissed.

Case outcomes

Resolved cases — 116 of 190. "Resolved" means a final disposition was reached. Pending cases and probation revocations are excluded.

Convicted of original charge
36
31%
Dropped
67
58%
Nolle prossed
53
Dismissed
14
Reduced to a lesser charge
13
11%
To Improper Driving
2
Within charge family
11
Acquitted
0
0%

Outcomes use strict definitions per the methodology. Convicted = guilty disposition on originally filed charge. Reduced = guilty disposition with non-empty amended charge. Dropped = nolle prosequi or dismissal. Acquitted = found not guilty at trial.

Plea vs trial

Of 49 cases ending in a guilty or not-guilty verdict, how many pled and how many went to trial.

Pled guilty
49100%
Resolved by guilty plea — no trial.
Went to trial
00%
0 acquittals · 0 convictions at trial.

Top charge — Larceny / Theft

John Mayoras's most common charge category in 2025 (18 cases of record · 18 resolved). Outcomes use the same definitions as the overall view.

Convicted of original charge
3
17%
Dropped
14
78%
Reduced to a lesser charge
1
6%

Acquittals are tracked at the overall level — the top-charge view shows the three primary disposition paths. See the Larceny / Theft page for jurisdiction-wide context.

Cases like yours

John Mayoras's most common charge × jurisdiction combinations in 2025. If your charge and county appear here, this attorney has handled cases like yours specifically — at the volume shown. Minimum 3 cases per row.

Charge Jurisdiction Cases District Circuit
Larceny / Theft Stafford County 16 11 5
Probation Violation Stafford County 6 0 6
Fraud / Forgery Stafford County 5 5 0
Reckless Driving King George County 5 5 0
Assault & Battery Spotsylvania County 4 0 4
Assault & Battery Stafford County 4 2 2
Sex Offense Spotsylvania County 4 0 4
DUI / DWI King George County 3 2 1
Sex Offense Stafford County 3 0 3

Each row links to John Mayoras's charge × jurisdiction page where outcomes for that combination are visible site-wide.

Reduction targets

When the original charge was reduced, the case was most often resolved as one of the following lesser charges.

44/35 Sp
1
84/65 Sp
1
Assault & Battery-Fam Member
1
Attempt-Destruct Private Property
1
Defective Equipment Generally
1
Destroying Or Conceal Will
1
Fail To Stop/ Accident - Misd.
1
Improper Driving
1

Where cases were heard

Top jurisdictions by case volume in 2025.

Jurisdiction Cases District Circuit
Stafford County 63 34 29
Caroline County 49 1 48
King George County 29 20 9
Spotsylvania County 26 0 26
Fredericksburg 23 23 0

Case mix by charge

Charge categories John Mayoras appeared on as defense counsel of record, 2025.

Charge category Cases Resolved Convicted Dropped Reduced
Other 100 48 16 22 10
Larceny / Theft 18 18 3 14 1
Assault & Battery 10 10 5 5 0
Traffic Infraction 8 6 2 4 0
Failure to Appear 7 5 2 3 0
Sex Offense 7 6 0 6 0
Drug Possession 6 5 3 2 0
Probation Violation 6 0 0 0 0
Reckless Driving 6 2 0 1 1
Fraud / Forgery 5 5 1 4 0

Other attorneys with cases in Stafford County

Listed by case volume in Stafford County, 2025.

Attorney Stafford County cases Total (statewide)
Eugene Frost 394 970
John Spencer 246 496
Darren Meyer 235 515
Ryan Fitzgerald 222 780
Jason Pelt 216 306
Shree Chudasama 212 212
Andrew Flusche 209 541
Kevin Roach 192 420

View all attorneys with cases in Stafford County →

What this data does not show

  • Retained matters not of court record — cases settled before formal counsel of record was entered
  • Federal court cases — state-court records only
  • Case facts, evidence quality, witness cooperation, or client circumstances
  • Plea-versus-trial strategy, motion practice, or sentencing advocacy
  • Quality of legal representation
  • The 19th Judicial Circuit (Fairfax County, Fairfax City, Falls Church) Circuit Court is not in CIS — district-level cases for those three jurisdictions are included; circuit-level are not. See coverage notes.

Outcomes reflect the recorded facts of cases, not the quality of advocacy. Past outcomes do not predict future case results. For legal advice, consult a licensed Virginia attorney.

Common questions

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John Mayoras appeared as defense counsel of record in 190 Virginia court cases during 2025 — 78 in District Court and 112 in Circuit Court. Source: Virginia DCIS + CIS public records.
Stafford County, with 63 of 190 2025 cases handled there.
In 2025 the most common charge category in John Mayoras's case record was Larceny / Theft (18 cases). The full charge mix is in the table above.
Of 116 resolved cases: 31% convicted of original charge (36), 58% dropped (67 = 53 nolle prossed + 14 dismissed), 11% reduced to a lesser charge (13), 0% acquitted (0). Outcomes use strict definitions per the methodology.
Of 49 cases ending in a guilty or not-guilty verdict, 49 (100%) resolved by guilty plea and 0 (0%) went to trial — 0 acquittals and 0 convictions at trial.
Virginia District Court Information System (DCIS) and Circuit Court Information System (CIS), 2025 calendar year, direct extraction. Aggregated by defense counsel of record per the methodology. Refreshed quarterly. Last updated May 2, 2026.

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Methodology

Cases are counted by defense counsel of record as recorded in DCIS (district) and CIS (circuit). Outcomes use the strict definitions published at virginiacourtfile.com/methodology. Resolved includes only cases with final disposition codes (Guilty, Not Guilty, Dismissed, Nolle Prosequi). Convicted is a guilty disposition on the originally filed charge with no amended charge. Reduced is a guilty disposition with a non-empty amended charge field. Dropped combines Dismissed and Nolle Prosequi. Pending cases, certifications, and probation revocations are excluded from the outcome rates above.

Citation

VirginiaCourtFile.com. "John Mayoras — Virginia Defense Attorney Case Data, 2025." Available at https://www.virginiacourtfile.com/attorneys/john-mayoras. Source: Virginia District Court Information System and Circuit Court Information System, 2025.

Data last refreshed May 2, 2026. Refreshed quarterly.