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What families need to know about New Jersey’s Compassionate Release From State Prison Program
Any person, regardless of their sentence or crime is eligible for compassionate release. To be eligible, however, a person must either have a
Marijuana (Cannabis) Law Update – Will Pennsylvania really legalize a “gateway” drug for recreational purposes?
Critics claim that marijuana is a gateway drug that leads to dependency, despite its alleged benefits. Addiction, and the desire to try other more potent drugs often leads to criminal consequences. Many persons enter the criminal justice system because of drug addiction.
Why climbing a pole in Philadelphia on Super Bowl Sunday could lead to a felony conviction in Pennsylvania
It is important to understand that in Pennsylvania, there are a number of criminal statutes directed at large gatherings such as the Super Bowl.
The 4 Most Common Crimes That Occur on Superbowl Sunday
I’ve stated in many of my blog articles, videos, and strategy books, a criminal problem can happen at any time but there is a greater chance that this could happen whenever there is a large gathering of people and alcohol such as the Super Bowl parties, post-game celebrations and parades.
Philadelphia Eagle Indicted on Rape Charge – What to know about a grand jury and how would the case be different if he was charged in Pennsylvania
Sills is now on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list is not permitted to participate in team activities including the Superbowl next week
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What you need to know about illegal deed transfers and tampering with public records in Philadelphia
Recently, the Philadelphia Inquirer ran a story about a current mayoral candidate who was arrested and faced felony charges after he allegedly bought a house from a person in 2014 who was allegedly dead at the time of the sale. The person died in 2003!
Woman Charged with Fleeing Lower Merion Police, Resisting Arrest, Driving on a Suspended license and Drug Possession – Could a criminal conviction damage her lawsuit?
Allegedly, the defendant indicated that she did not feel “safe” to stop her car despite the officer being in full uniform and in a marked patrol vehicle.