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Prosecutors work with law enforcement agencies to collect and analyze evidence of criminal activity. When they have sufficient proof that a crime occurred, they may pursue criminal charges. The person accused of breaking the law has an opportunity to respond in court....
Being accused of domestic violence can turn anyone’s world upside down. Whether the accusation is entirely false or rooted in a real conflict, the most important rule to follow is this: do not contact the alleged victim. In Pennsylvania, doing so can seriously harm...
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are among the most common criminal offenses prosecuted in Pennsylvania. People accused of driving after drinking or causing crashes due to impairment are at risk of various penalties. Convictions can lead to financial...
Many people accused of criminal activity do not take their cases to trial. Research into the outcome of criminal cases shows that a large percentage of people accused of breaking the law enter guilty pleas. They do so to bypass protracted criminal proceedings. In many...
Embezzlement is one of the best-known and most common white-collar crimes. People who have access to company resources might abuse that access for personal gain. Embezzlement could involve physical property that belongs to an employer or money. People might...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Pennsylvania. With hefty penalties, including fines and license suspension, understanding your rights during a DUI stop is crucial. A common question is whether you can refuse field sobriety tests when pulled...
A driving under the influence (DUI) charge can feel like a heavy weight on your shoulders. It can bring about feelings of anxiety, especially concerning how long a DUI will stay on a record. It's important to understand that the impact on your driving record differs...
If the police ever stop you, you may wonder if they can search your car without a warrant. The short answer is yes, they can, but only under certain circumstances. Understanding when the police can legally search your vehicle is important, as it helps protect your...
A Temporary Protection from Abuse Order (PFA) is a legal measure to protect individuals from immediate and present danger of abuse. In Pennsylvania, an individual may request such orders in instances of domestic violence, stalking, or harassment. It is important that...
Facing drug charges in Pennsylvania can be daunting. The state has strict laws that categorize substances based on their potential for abuse and medicinal value. Therefore, depending on the type of drug and quantity, penalties can be severe. Still, understanding your...
