Trespassing in Albemarle County
78 cases · Albemarle County Courts
Updated May 2, 2026 · Data through 2025
Based on 78 public court records from 2025, Trespassing cases in Albemarle County General District Court have a 46.3% dismissal rate (statewide avg: 52.6%), a 52.2% conviction rate, and a median case duration of 2.8 months.
Case Outcomes — General District Court
How 78 General District Court cases in Albemarle County were resolved in 2025. This is where most Trespassing cases start.
Exhibit · Case-outcome distribution
Largest outcomeGuilty plea — 52.2% of 67 resolved cases.
Source: 78 General District Court records, Albemarle County, 2025 — VirginiaCourtFile.com
Exhibit · How Albemarle County compares
Dismissal rates for Trespassing in this and peer jurisdictions, 2025. Peers are the highest-volume neighboring jurisdictions in the same region.
Click any peer for its full record. Bar lengths are scaled to the highest rate shown.
Filed in Albemarle County General District Court? See the full General District Court record — charge mix, judges, and officer activity.
VCF Sentencing Outcome Index
Outcomes for 39 convicted cases in Albemarle County General District Court (2025-2026).
Exhibit · Sentencing when convicted
These figures describe outcomes for cases that ended in conviction in Albemarle County General District Court. They do not predict any individual case outcome. See methodology for definitions and suppression rules.
Case Duration
Time from filing to final disposition — half of cases resolve faster than the median.
Exhibit · Case duration
Does Having an Attorney Change the Outcome?
Trespassing cases in Albemarle County General District Court (2025), broken down by type of representation.
Defendants with a private attorney avoided conviction of the original charge in 53.3% of cases. With a public defender, that rate was 40.0%.
| Representation | Cases | Case dropped | Pleaded to lesser | Convicted as charged |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private attorney | 30 | 16 · 53.3% | 0 · 0.0% | 14 · 46.7% |
| Public defender | 30 | 12 · 40.0% | 0 · 0.0% | 18 · 60.0% |
How to read this. "Case dropped" = dismissed, nolle prosequi (prosecutor dropped), or acquitted. "Pleaded to lesser" = the original trespassing charge was amended and the defendant pleaded guilty to a different, lesser offense. "Convicted as charged" = guilty plea or guilty verdict on the original charge. Cases certified to a higher court, revoked, or with procedural-only outcomes are excluded. Self-represented defendants are not shown — case complexity and charge severity make a fair comparison unreliable. Counsel type may correlate with case mix and resources to afford representation; the data shows what happened, not the isolated effect of representation.
Defense Attorneys with Trespassing Cases in Albemarle County
Attorneys whose primary jurisdiction is Albemarle County and who appeared as defense counsel of record on Trespassing cases in 2025. Listed by case count.
Counts are each attorney's full 2025 caseload statewide. Click any name for their jurisdiction + outcome breakdown.
All Virginia defense attorneysCommonwealth's Attorney Office — Albemarle County
549 circuit court filings prosecuted by the Albemarle County Commonwealth's Attorney in 2025. Office-level data — direct-indictment rate, disposition mix, trial activity. View office records →
Common Questions
Statistics from public court records for informational purposes only. Not legal advice. Past outcomes do not predict future results. Consult a licensed attorney for guidance on your case.
Does having an attorney change outcomes?
In Albemarle County General District Court (2025), defendants with private counsel avoided conviction of the original trespassing charge in 53.3% of cases (n=30). With a public defender, that rate was 40.0% (n=30). The data shows what happened, not the isolated effect of representation — case mix and severity vary by counsel type.
How does Albemarle County compare to other Virginia courts?
Albemarle County has a 46.3% dismissal rate for Trespassing cases. Outcomes vary significantly across Virginia courts. View the Trespassing overview to compare dismissal rates, conviction rates, and case timelines across every jurisdiction.
Where does this data come from and how often is it updated?
All figures on this page come from Virginia's public Case Information System (CIS) and District Court system, calendar year 2025 onward. The dataset is refreshed quarterly. See methodology for definitions, denominators, and known coverage gaps.
Cite this page
VirginiaCourtFile.com (2026). Trespassing Outcomes — Albemarle County, Virginia. Based on 78 public court records, 2025; last updated May 2, 2026. https://www.virginiacourtfile.com/charges/trespassing/albemarle-county