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Even if you are entirely sober, a DUI stop can trigger a whirlwind of emotions, including fear, anxiety and frustration. If you cannot keep them in check, these natural reactions could give an officer the wrong impression. Stress-reduction strategies can help you...
Mail theft is the unlawful taking of another person’s mail, with the intent to deprive that person of the mail. It’s a serious offense in Pennsylvania that can lead to jail time and fines. Mail may not be as popular as before, but stealing other people’s letters and...
If you’re dealing with your first driving under the influence (DUI) offense, questions might be crowding your mind. Will I lose my license? Am I getting a charge? Will I go to jail? In Pennsylvania, a first DUI offense under general impairment is an ungraded...
Your phone is more than a communication device. It is a treasure trove of information. It houses your most personal and intimate details, some of which could be critical in a police investigation. Despite its potential value to law enforcement, there are laws in place...
In Pennsylvania, possession of child pornography is an offense that falls under the category of sexual abuse of children. It involves intentionally viewing, owning or displaying any image of a minor engaging in prohibited sexual acts, whether simulated or not. Because...
In prioritizing public safety, Pennsylvania maintains strict laws about prohibited weapons. These laws aim to prevent the misuse of potentially harmful objects and maintain peace within communities. Anyone violating these laws faces serious consequences, which extend...
Many people come under law enforcement scrutiny and may face criminal accusations. One pressing concern may be whether the police in Pennsylvania have the authority to seize personal computers during such investigations. In Pennsylvania, police do have the authority...
Assault is generally defined as the act of causing physical harm or threatening to cause harm to another. As a violent crime, assault may or may not involve any weapons, but for as long as the other person was subjected to the fear of harm, the law says an assault...
Possessing illicit substances, such as any of the controlled substances prohibited by law, is a crime in Pennsylvania and other U.S. states. But apart from the substances themselves, it’s also illegal to have the equipment and tools used to produce, cultivate and...
When facing a DUI charge in Pennsylvania, the legal repercussions often take center stage. However, the financial burden that follows can be equally overwhelming. This blog post breaks down the various costs associated with a DUI conviction in the Keystone State....
