While Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware and New Jersey neighbor each other, they have different laws regarding the possession of illegal guns, firearms, as well as the possession of illegal drugs and narcotics.
Our criminal defense law firm frequently represents persons who truly believe that their action weren’t illegal and they were well within their rights under the law in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Many of our criminal cases begin with a police traffic stop and a vehicle search. In these situations, a person right against illegal search and seizure becomes critical.
In Pennsylvania, there are actually nine (9) types of DUI charges based on the circumstances surrounding the person’s arrest.
If you are stopped for suspicion of a DUI/DWI in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, a police officer or state trooper will likely ask for you to submit to a field sobriety test.
Juul will pay over 1 billion dollars to settle more than 5,000 lawsuits by school districts, local governments, and individuals including over 400 million dollars to settle a lawsuit brought by 33 states, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
While many agued that her sentence was harsh, the laws everywhere are different especially when it comes to the United States and Russia. This is the chance you take when you travel abroad with contraband and should serve as a strong reminder to anyone considering it!
Most people believe that only a gun or perhaps a knife is considered an “instruments of crime,” Pennsylvania, however, the crime of “possession of an instrument of crime” isn’t exclusively reserved for guns and firearms. Under Section 907(a) a person commits a misdemeanor of the first degree if he or she possesses any instrument of […]
All searches are not the same and there is a substantial difference, however, between searches done by a government official, such as a police officer or other law enforcement and private searches.
This ordinance provides no financial incentive for parents to comply but yet requires a police officer to make every reasonable attempt to return a child home.
