Will I Need an Ignition Interlock Device after a First DUI in Pennsylvania?

In an effort to protect the roads from drunk drivers and reduce repeat offenses, there has been a movement toward stricter penalties for first-time DUI offenders in Southeast Pennsylvania. Today, driving under the influence carries a variety of consequences for first-time DUI offenders, including the potential installation of an ignition interlock device (IID). An IID—sometimes […]

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Do the Police Need a Warrant for a DUI Blood Test If I’m Unconscious?

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision in April 2020 concluded that police are not allowed to withdraw blood to measure blood alcohol content (BAC) without permission unless they have a warrant to do so. If you’re unconscious, police must first acquire a search warrant before they can draw your blood for a DUI (driving under the […]

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Steps to Take after False Accusations of Child Sex Abuse

From child pornography to sexual abuse, individuals confronting false accusations of any sex offense involving minors must know how to respond to such fabricated claims. They must understand that saying the wrong thing to law enforcement may have damaging consequences to their case and that partnering with trusted legal counsel is vital. Experienced Montgomery County […]

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Do BAC Tests Provide Reliable Evidence of DUI?

The results of a BAC (blood alcohol content) test are often thought to be conclusive and ensure a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) in Pennsylvania. While BAC tests are undoubtedly portrayed as compelling evidence of intoxication, they are not indisputable. Much like any other medical examination, these tests have room for error. Before […]

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