What is criminal conspiracy and what is needed to prove it
A person is guilty of criminal conspiracy if he or she acts with another person with the intent to commit a crime.
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The Top 5 Crimes That Occur During Snowstorms in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
While some are home from work or school, there are many businesses like bars, restaurants and even the malls and casinos in New Jersey and Pennsylvania that are open all of which create possible legal trouble for those with time off!
The holidays are over and its back to school – Want to lose your license fast? Go around that school bus in PA or NJ
New Jersey, like Pennsylvania, the law is very similar with regards to passing school buses while the red flashing lights are activated.
The smell of Marijuana isn’t enough to search a car in Pennsylvania but the Supreme Court says police can still use it.
Recently, in its decision in the matter of Commonwealth v. Barr, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the smell of marijuana can be a factor police use to justify a search without a warrant but can’t be the sole basis for it According to the Court’s decision, “The odor of marijuana alone does not amount […]
10 Things to do if you’re stopped for DUI/DWI after that New Year Eve/Day Party
2022 is almost here but being charged with drunk driving in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, however, isn’t the way to end the year and start the new one! An arrest and a conviction for drunk driving will make your life very complicated in 2022 as it will result in legal fees, a drivers’ license suspension […]
Happy New Year – The 4 Most Common Crimes & Offenses That Happen During New Year’s Eve and Day
2021 is coming to an end and despite restrictions, many are still attending New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day parties in New Jersey, Philadelphia, and its surrounding counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Pennsylvania. Regardless if you’re celebrating the New Year in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, it’s important to understand that too much celebration […]
Gambone Law – Holiday Newsletter Edition 2021
I can’t believe the 2021 is almost over! Our law firm, like so many professional services companies, has overcome a number of obstacles this year. I am so proud of the work we have done for our clients and their families and we look forward to an even better results in 2022! This year, we […]
What you need to know before you go over the river and through the woods with your handgun or firearm this Christmas and New Year’s party
For those traveling outside of Pennsylvania this holiday season, Christmas, and New Year and who enjoy the security of carrying their firearm—BEWARE! You just can’t jump in your car with your gun and hit the road, especially if you headed over the bridge into the states of Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey or New York! Don’t […]
What to know about motions to suppress evidence in New Jersey and how it’s different from Pennsylvania
Motions to suppress evidence are one of the most powerful weapons that a criminal defense lawyer can use in the state of New Jersey and in any criminal courtroom across the country, to exclude potentially incriminating evidence from trial. New Jersey, however, is different procedurally from many states including Pennsylvania. In New Jersey, a motion […]
Are Philadelphia small businesses required to let “vaccination inspectors” into their establishments to verify patrons and employees’ vaccination status?
Despite the widespread availability of vaccines, an extremely low death rate, and proof that restrictions are destroying small businesses struggling to survive, Philadelphia, unlike any other county in Commonwealth or New Jersey, is requiring that restaurants verify patron vaccination status. These Philadelphia restaurants are required to turn away any patron who isn’t vaccinated even if […]