Medical Marijuana means No Gun Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Despite State legalization, the federal government isnt ready to relax gun restrictions for those who choose to use this drug even for medical purposes.
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Why being “Super” isn’t enough in 2018
In 2017 alone, in addition to some great case results, our firm published over 100 articles in these areas, a new book, and 10 new videos.
The 4 Most Common Criminal Charges During New Year’s Eve
Beyond just DUI/DWI, here are the most common criminal charges that our law firm handles historically following New Year’s Eve.
How your DUI charge could also lead to an assault charge
The prosecution must establish other tangible indicia of unsafe driving that creates a substantial risk of injury which was consciously disregarded.
Weight Matters – PWID Illegal Drug and Narcotic Charges
Most individuals believe that a PWID charge is based on a substantial amount of drug weight
What Universal Concealed Carry Could Mean for PA & NJ
If the bill becomes law, you will see major changes in handgun offenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Marijuana is Still a Felony in Pennsylvania & Jersey
Despite recent legislation aimed at its decriminalization, its important to understand that the sale of it is still a felony in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Part 2 – 5 Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Holiday Season
The holiday season is here and this is the second part of my two part article on criminal offenses during the holiday season.
5 Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Holiday Season – Part 1
The holiday season is upon us and there is nothing that can ruin this great time like a criminal charge!
Robbery and Burglary Dismissed Against Penn State Freshman
Recently, our firm defended a Penn State freshman student charged with robbery, burglary, conspiracy to commit robbery and burglary, and simple assault