When can police “call for a dog” in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
the search of property requires a reasonable suspicion in most cases but New Jersey and Pennsylvania have different standards when it comes to drug dog searches.
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The 4 Most Common Criminal Offenses That Occur During the NFL Playoffs
Every playoff game, regardless of the outcome, will generate excitement, massive crowds and likely overconsumption of food and alcohol. This combination sometimes leads to criminal problems for fans and their families.
Alec Baldwin charged with Involuntary Manslaughter – How serious is this criminal charge and could he go to prison?
Authorities in New Mexico have charged actor Alec Baldwin with 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter following a 2021 incident in which he allegedly fired a prop gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchinson and injured a director.
Drug Delivery Resulting in Death – Federal Government (DOJ) charges Bodybuilding Coach (“Guru”) Ameen Alai
Recently, bodybuilding coach (aka guru), Ameen Alai, was indicted on one count of distribution of Ibogaine, a scheduled one controlled substance following the death of one of his alleged clients.
When should your criminal defense lawyer request a line up and are the results admissible?
Lineups and pretrial identifications are critical pieces of evidence in any criminal case and it is important to understand when either is admissible at trial.
The Top 5 Ways To Avoid Criminal Problem in 2023
This time of year people make New Year Resolutions with the hope of meeting a goal such as losing weight, or eliminating a bad habit such as drinking. This is also a good time to understand ways to avoid literally spending thousands on dollars on a criminal defense attorney in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
“I know they don’t have my fingerprints…I’m ok…right?” Do police and the prosecutor need your fingerprints to charge and convict you with crime in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
If a person’s fingerprints are at the crime scene, most people think that should mean a person committed the felony or the misdemeanor crime. So no fingerprints would mean that a person didn’t commit the crime and either shouldn’t be charged or acquitted …right?
Is “cashless” bail coming to Pennsylvania and will it make Philadelphia even more dangerous? Has it worked in New Jersey?
The proposal to change Pennsylvania’s cash bail system has caused a lot of concern, especially in Philadelphia, where there were over 420 homicides and over 1,000 carjackings in 2022 alone.
The Most Common Crimes that occur in Philadelphia on New Year’s Eve and Day
While the majority of offenses are misdemeanors and, in some cases, summary offenses as opposed to felony crimes, each could substantially hinder or derail a professional or academic career.
Gambone Law – Our Top 10 Criminal Defense Questions from 2022 in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
2022 is coming to an end and here are our answers to the top 10 criminal defense questions from 2022. Our law firm wishes you a Happy New Year and looks forward to a strong 2023!