Pennsylvania’s 5 Year Mandatory For Gun Straw Purchases
The Straw Purchaser law (Officer Bradley Fox Law) makes the illegal gun purchase a felony of the 3rd degree which can increase to a felony of the 2nd degree
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How the SARMS Control Act will change drugs in PA & NJ
Senator Orin Hatch of Utah introduced the SARMS Control Act of 2018. This legislation will increase the definition of Schedule III controlled substances
New Jersey & Out of State DUI – Sentencing & Surcharges
In New Jersey, a prior, out of state DUI conviction will enhance a penalty even if that other state wasn’t a member of the Interstate Drivers License Compact.
Another Reason Not To Refuse a DUI Blood or Breathalyzer
Its important to understand that a license suspension is an administrative action which does not fall under a criminal prosecution.
The 10 Year DUI “Look Back Period And Why Its Important
The Commonwealth will only consider a person a repeat offender if the 2nd DUI occurs within 10 years of the prior DUI
BILL COSBY: SENTENCING GUIDELINES
Cosbys crimes each carry with them an offense gravity score of 10 where the max score is 14. At this level, guidelines recommend a sentence of 22-36 months.
The Factors that Determine Early Termination of Probation
When a person is sentenced to probation it is typically at least 1 year and it isn’t unusual for probation to last 4 or 5 years.
The Criminal Charges Against NFL Player Daryl Worley
A criminal problem can happen to anyone, even a professional athlete or entertainer.
Eligibility For New Jersey’s Intensive Supervision Program
New Jersey has a post sentence programs designed to reduce the amount of time that a person spends in state prison.
Firm Successfully Argues for NJ Graves Act “Safety Valve”
Its important to understand that in New Jersey, the Superior Court judge isnt bound by the terms of any plea agreement even in Graves Act cases