During the summer months, drunk driving arrests increase in both states because of an increased police presence on the roads and highways in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
these aren’t serious criminal charges, but nevertheless, could result in the minor having a criminal record which could hinder professional academic advancement.
The law increases the grading of a drunk driving offense from a misdemeanor to a felony offense and was created after the tragic death of Deana Eckman. Eckman was killed following a head on collision with a drunk driver in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
Recently, our criminal defense law represented a young man who was arrested in Salem County, New Jersey on an outstanding arrest warrant out of Media, Delaware County, Pennsylvania for illegal gun charges. This young man was stopped for an unrelated traffic offense and wasn’t even aware of the arrest warrant.
Sports analyst, NBA, WBNA players and coaches along with talk show host have submitted that Griner pled guilty to expedite her way back to the United States. This, however, is simply wrong, not true and demonstrates the misunderstanding of the legal process or strategy!
On this episode of the Gambone Law Podcast, Alfonso is joined by family law and divorce attorney Chris Casserly from LaMonaca Law in Media, Pennsylvania. Alfonso and Chris discuss the following topics: The burden of proof in civil domestic violence proceedings Protection From Abuse (PFA) and Final Restraining Orders (FRO) The “Three Rings” of a […]
Our criminal defense law firm recently represented a single mother charged with simple assault, possession of an instrument of a crime (PIC), and recklessly endangering another person (REAP) in Philadelphia, PA.
At the trial level, our law firm often makes arguments regarding actual vs. constructive possession in criminal cases involving illegal guns and narcotics.
In this episode we talk about appeals. What are they? How long do you have to make an appeal? Why should you appeal? How difficult is the appeals process?
New Jersey Governor Murphy recently signed changes to State’s already tough gun control laws. These changes focus mainly on gun safety reforms to continue the fight against gun violence in New Jersey. T
