Without Judgment
People facing criminal charges can plead guilty or negotiate plea bargains with the help of a defense attorney. They can also hire a lawyer to take the case to trial. When fighting against criminal charges, defendants usually need to raise questions about the...
Many people believe that domestic violence charges can be dropped if the accuser changes their mind. This belief is common among those arrested for the first time, especially when the situation feels personal. However, domestic violence cases in Pennsylvania become...
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are relatively common in Pennsylvania. Drivers may wind up arrested after encountering a sobriety checkpoint, involvement in a collision or one-on-one traffic stops. If police officers see signs of poor driving capabilities,...
Many people think of driving under the influence (DUI) charges as slam-dunk cases for prosecutors. Police officers may have seen someone driving poorly or watch them fail field sobriety tests. They may have gathered chemical evidence or even convinced the driver to...
Motorists facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges in Pennsylvania often focus primarily on the various criminal penalties they could face in the event of a conviction. Judges can incarcerate them or order them to pay large fines. They may end up subject to a...
One of the most disheartening things a person can see when they’re driving is the flashing lights of a police vehicle behind them. Yet, police officers can’t (lawfully) conduct a traffic stop without having a valid reason, one of which might be the suspicion of drunk...
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges can result in severe consequences for college students. Many universities have strict disciplinary policies regarding alcohol-related offenses, which could result in suspension or expulsion. A DUI conviction can also hinder a...