Deadly Force, The Duty to Retreat, And Presumed Threats
In Pennsylvania, the use of deadly force, the duty to retreat, and presumed threats along with self defense are critical in any involving a violent felony
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The Duty To Inform of a Concealed Carry Weapon in PA & NJ
When is a person obligated to inform a police officer of their concealed carry weapon or firearm in Pennsylvania and New Jersey?
Aggravated Assault, Terroristic Threat Trial Not Guilty
This was a real challenge! Our client didn’t want a jury trial but rather wanted a judge only (bench) trial with the lead charge of aggravated assault
Dallas Cowboy Damien Wilson Was it an aggravated assault?
Learn why the prosecution in Texas, much like a case in Pennsylvania, may not have enough evidence to convict the Dallas LB of this felony charge
Why Venus Williams probably won’t face criminal charges
Learn why despite a homicide, tennis star Venus Williams won’t receive more than a traffic ticket for accident in Florida
Ten Criminal Defense Rules to Follow During a Police Stop
Learn 10 ways to improve your chances a good result following a traffic stop
Accidents, License Suspensions, and Jail in Pennsylvania
Learn how a bad traffic accident could mean a mandatory minimum jail sentence in Pennsylvania
A 5 Year Driver License Suspension in Pennsylvania?
Learn how multiple convictions for vehicle code related summary offenses could result in a 5 year PA driver license suspension even with ARD following a DUI.
Answers to the top criminal defense questions for 2017
Get the answers to the most popular criminal defense questions in 2017 so far. These answers focus on crimes of DUI, illegal guns, drugs and expungements
Mental Health Treatment Court in Philadelphia?
Learn the requirements for mental health treatment court in Philadelphia