How a Drug-Free School Zone Affects Your Criminal Charges in Pennsylvania

Using illegal drugs in public spaces is a serious offense that can have lasting legal implications. However, doing so in those areas designated as “drug-free” school zones can make the consequences much harsher. As a knowledgeable Pennsylvania drug crimes lawyer, Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C. has worked with clients who have become entangled in […]

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Can I Use Medical Marijuana While on Probation in Pennsylvania?

Medical marijuana has gained credibility in the last two decades as more information has become available regarding the medicinal values of the substance. However, there are still significant restrictions in place regarding who can access it, when, and how. Those with criminal histories may worry about their ability to benefit from access to medical marijuana […]

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Understanding Controlled Substances and Their Classes

The federal government designates controlled substance classification. Substances from any one of these classes can be misused or abused and contain a mix of prescription medications and street drugs. Enforcement guidelines at the federal and state levels are meant to help regulate and negate improper use.  Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford has a cache of […]

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Will a Misdemeanor Drug Charge Prevent Me from Buying a Gun in PA?

A misdemeanor drug charge can sometimes limit personal freedoms, including your ability to purchase a gun. Yet, all misdemeanor drug charges are not created equal, as there are circumstances that make your case stand out from others. Hiring a qualified Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer will help you determine if a misdemeanor drug charge will prevent […]

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What Are Common Types of Drug Crimes in Pennsylvania? 

Punishments for drug crimes in Pennsylvania are some of the toughest in the United States. Federal and state laws encompass a wide range of drug offenses, from possession to distribution. However, federal penalties often lead to longer sentences than state penalties, which may grant probation or shorter sentences. Suppose you were arrested for a drug […]

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