Switch to draftPreviewUpdatePermalink:https://gambonelaw.com/hate-crimes/(opens in a new tab)Edit Hate Crimes Hate crimes in Pennsylvania can be violent offenses that are added as an additional charge to other serious charges such as arson or assault. However, hate crimes do not always have to be violent. A hate crime can be a verbal harassment, assault or vandalism of […]
A gathering by itself allows police to investigate the group meeting and possibly even issue a citation.
A firearm is obviously a dangerous piece of equipment, which unlike most household items is highly regulated and subject to many state and federal laws which include mandatory minimum state prison sentences in some cases.
I’ve written previous blog articles, made videos, and done podcasts on concealed carry permits and Medical Marijuana Cards in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Concealed Carry Permit Renewal Deadline Extended Right now, due to the COVID shutdown, a person isn’t able to obtain a concealed carry permit in Pennsylvania and many are concerned that approved permits will expire […]
Many small business owners believe that it is simply not economically feasible to close their doors for a month without losing their businesses entirely. They want to operate despite the shutdown order
It isn’t uncommon to find a large quantity of anabolic steroids within someone’s possession as most most “cycles” require following a drug protocol for a number of weeks.
Medical experts have classified jail facilities as “ticking time bombs” for disease. There is strong constitutional ground for release under the 8th Amendment
Confinement in a county, state, or federal facility often create the ideal environment for the transmission of contagious diseases like COVID-19.
Getting arrested for DUI in Pennsylvania is a stressful experience. The administrative, financial and legal repercussions you face after a conviction are harsh. The most dreaded penalty among offenders is the loss of driving privileges. If a license suspension is issued, offenders must continue to operate in their daily lives without the ability to drive. […]
Your criminal defense attorney should consider several factors to determine if a “wet reckless” is a good alternative plea to DUI/DWI
