Exculpatory Evidence: What It Is and What Happens When Prosecutors Withhold It
Exculpatory evidence is evidence that supports a defendant’s innocence. Learn what prosecutors are required to disclose, what happens when they withhold it, and how a defense attorney protects your rights.
Read MoreHow Does House Arrest Work in Pennsylvania?
If you are facing criminal charges in Pennsylvania and worried about serving time behind bars, house arrest may be an option. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and what electronic monitoring involves.
Read MoreAre THC Vape Pens, Wax, and Oil Illegal in Pennsylvania?
Yes, THC vape pens, wax, and oil are illegal for recreational use in Pennsylvania. Learn how charges are graded, what the penalties are, and how a criminal defense attorney can help.
Read MoreWhat Besides Alcohol Can Set Off a Breathalyzer? False Positive Breath Test Causes
Several medical conditions, medications, and everyday foods can trigger a false positive breathalyzer result. Learn what causes them and how a DUI defense attorney can challenge the evidence.
Read MoreDoes a DUI Show Up on a Background Check in Pennsylvania?
Legally reviewed by Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq. Yes — a DUI conviction in Pennsylvania will show up on a background check. A DUI conviction is a criminal offense and a matter of public record, meaning it appears on criminal background checks run by employers, landlords, and creditors. Even if DUI charges are dropped, your arrest […]
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