Few things can ruin an otherwise fun night faster than flashing lights in your rearview mirror. If an officer suspects that you’re driving over Pennsylvania’s legal limit for blood alcohol concentration—0.08%—they may ask you to take a roadside breathalyzer test. If the test confirms the officer’s suspicions, you may find yourself facing serious legal consequences. […]

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If you’ve been arrested for driving under the influence in Pennsylvania, the consequences can not only take a toll on your mental health, finances, social life, and job—you may also have to endure court appearances, fines, and a suspension or revocation of your license. That’s why it’s imperative that you understand Pennsylvania law and the […]

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Driving under the influence (DUI) brings many individuals who may have made a one-time mistake into the criminal justice system. In addition to concerns about losing driving privileges and potentially hefty fines, those with no experience with incarceration often worry that they’re ill-prepared to serve a jail sentence. In the state of Pennsylvania, the penalties […]

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Many people may assume that all hope is lost after they’ve been arrested for a crime—especially if they’re convinced of their guilt—but an arrest doesn’t equate to a conviction. There are several different ways to fight criminal charges; and, even if you can’t avoid the consequences entirely, an experienced criminal defense lawyer may be able […]

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Under Pennsylvania law, certain persons with criminal records are eligible to seek an expungement of those records. An expungement is when all records of your criminal arrest, charges, and/or conviction are effectively removed from the public record. Not every person with a criminal record is eligible for expungement, and the process of obtaining expungement even […]

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