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The juvenile justice system is somewhat different from the adult criminal justice system. There are different rules that apply to young adults and also different priorities in court. Instead of simply punishing juvenile offenders, the courts often prioritize...
Getting pulled over for a DUI can feel like your whole world stops. There is the stress of the arrest, the unknowns ahead and then, there is your car. Whether you are arrested on a city street or a back road, police will not leave your car behind. In most cases, it...
Many drunk driving arrests occur on an individual basis. Police officers target specific drivers for traffic stops based on their conduct or test the people involved in collisions for alcohol. Occasionally, local law enforcement organizations may want to engage in...
The United States Constitution provides a variety of protections for individuals, some of which set specific expectations and requirements for law enforcement officers. One thing that the Constitution sets is the need for police officers to have a warrant to search...
Many people believe that driving under the influence (DUI) only applies when someone is drunk behind the wheel. But the truth is more complicated. In Pennsylvania, a driver can face DUI charges even if their blood alcohol content (BAC) is below the legal limit or even...
When someone is impaired behind the wheel, it may be obvious to those outside the car. The driver could make certain mistakes or engage in driving behaviors that make their impairment clear. The specific issues may depend on the driver, the substance that was used and...
Some people use alcohol to help them relax after a long day at work. They might feel tempted by the happy hour specials on offer at local bars and restaurants during their commute home for the day. A drink can seem like the best option after a stressful day....
In Pennsylvania, driving under the influence is always treated as a serious offense—but the potential consequences that an alleged offender may face generally become significantly more severe when a minor is present in the vehicle at the time of the alleged offense in...
In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, assault and battery laws can be complex, leading to several misconceptions. Understanding these laws is essential for everyone to avoid legal issues. This blog will clarify some common misconceptions and provide accurate information about...
The PA Superior Court has ruled that although probation officers had the authority to stop and frisk a third party in the residence of a supervisee, they lacked reasonable suspicion to suspect that criminal activity was afoot and the officer safety concern that was...
