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Is a ChildLine Report a criminal matter in Pennsylvania? No. In PA, child welfare workers are not criminal investigators. However, that does NOT mean you cannot receive criminal charges from the same allegations. Reports of child abuse in Pennsylvania are investigated...
In this unreported opinion, Licensee appealed a one-year suspension based on an alleged refusal to submit to chemical testing under the Implied Consent Law. Ultimately (and after exercising much patience with the PA State Police (PSP) and PennDOT), the trial court...
Drunk driving offenses are some of the most common crimes that occur in Pennsylvania. Some people underestimate how much they have had to drink, while others overestimate their driving skills and assume they won't be in any real danger if they drive home from a party...
Having a criminal history can affect your quality of life. You may find it hard to land a job, housing or even education opportunities simply because you have a criminal record. Fortunately, there is a way you can deal with your criminal past - by expunging your...
The back-to-school season is a time of major adjustments for students and their parents. It is also a time when young adults in high school or college may face massive consequences for personal mistakes. Whether you have high school students or a young adult recently...
Law enforcement must reasonable suspicion to stop and investigate a motorist for drunk driving or probable cause that the motorist has committed a traffic violation. In other words, if they do not have probable cause to believe that you have committed a motor vehicle...
A drunk driving charge in Pennsylvania can either be a misdemeanor or felony. There is a significant difference in the potential legal penalties if you are found guilty, some of which may have lifelong effects. The level of charges you will face depends on the facts...
Statistics have shown that drivers between the ages of 21 and 24 are most at-risk for drunk driving. While this is true, it doesn’t mean other age groups aren’t at risk. In fact, teens (between 16 and 20) are involved in 15% of alcohol-related fatal accidents. This is...
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Article I, Section 8 of the PA Constitution protect you from an unreasonable searches and seizures. For vehicle stops, this means that the police cannot just pull you over randomly. If they do, it may be considered an...
It's every parent's worst nightmare. You receive a call that your teenager has received a DUI. While you're relieved that there were no injuries, you are worried and upset. What impact will an underage DUI have on your child and their future? Pennsylvania's underage...
