Part 2 – Federal Sentencing – Variances vs. Departures
This is part 2 of my blog on federal sentencing focused on departures vs. variances
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Federal Sentencing- Departures vs. Variances
Departures provide authorized adjustments to a standard sentencing range within the guideline system.
DUI BLOOD ANALYSIS: GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY VS. ENZYMATIC METHOD
This blog article focuses on gas chromatography versus the enzymatic method to analyze blood for DUI and medical treatment purposes.
Prohibited Person—Misdemeanor Gun Offenses in Pennsylvania
While this offense is frequently a felony in Pennsylvania and crimes of the 2nd degree in New Jersey, there are situations where it is graded as a misdemeanor.
CDS in a Motor Vehicle vs. Drug Possession in New Jersey
It is important to understand that drug possession under 2C: 35-10(a) is different from possession from a CDS in a motor vehicle under NJSA 39-4-49.1
School Bus Traffic Offenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
In Pennsylvania, over 1.5 million children are bused on “school” days and annually more than 700 drivers in PA are convicted for school bus related offenses
College Life – A Bad Roomate Could Follow You For Life
If you believe your roommate is using or worse selling illegal narcotics, here are 3 immediate actions to prevent them from bringing you down with them
Accident Reconstruction & DUI Felony in Pennsylvania
If youÂ’re drunk driving case involves an accident where a person is injured or killed, you could face felony aggravated assault or homicide by vehicle charges
What You Probably DonÂ’t Know About DUI Blood Tests
This may shock a lot of readers but DUI blood tests measure BAC but donÂ’t measure BAC at the time of driving
How Much Traffic Law Do Police Need to Know?
Without probable cause to stop a car, any evidence obtained is inadmissible and the prosecution can’t use it against the person.