There are crimes that often involve the physical injury of people or property and generally draw the attention of the public. There are other non-physical and nonviolent crimes that are lesser known and mostly refer to someone’s finances and business. These are known as white collar crimes, and they can be committed by anybody, regardless…
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With the longer days and the warm, sunny weather, people across the United States use the summer season to get outside and enjoy each other’s company. The many joyful gatherings normally mean alcohol will be involved, which may lead to people making poor decisions. This likely contributes to the rise in drunk driving offenses often…
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Being face to face with a criminal charge can be overwhelmingly stressful and requires the best help and guidance a person can get. When confronted with a questionable and unclear future, the only way to possibly achieve a positive outcome is to find the right representation in court. But with so many lawyers in the…
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If a college student is charged for driving under the influence (DUI), it is important for parents to remember to not panic or get upset with their child. Once they are released from jail, the parents should speak with the child and gather information about the arrest. A college student charged with a DUI should…
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Kidnapping is a serious crime in all states and at the federal level. Typically, it is a crime where either a person is removed from one place and transported to another against their will, or the person is confined to an isolated place against their will. In all instances, kidnapping is a serious felony offense,…
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There are many different defenses that can counter a sex offense charge. A defendant may proclaim innocence, claim that the victim consented to their behavior, confess but claim insanity or mental incapacity, or have another reason to be cleared of the suspected crime. For help with choosing the best defense, the accused should contact a…
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Between mid-November and the beginning of January, many drivers are charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Pennsylvania. In fact, DUI arrests tend to increase from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, as well as highway fatalities related to drinking and driving. That is why law enforcement officials are on the lookout for signs of…
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The day before Thanksgiving is Blackout Wednesday, which is one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. Each year, millions of Americans travel to celebrate Thanksgiving and spend time with their families. The American Automobile Association (AAA) projects approximately 50 million people will travel for the holiday by automobile, even with the…
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Some people have been given advice to refuse a breathalyzer test if they are pulled over for driving under the influence (DUI). In Pennsylvania, there are several serious consequences for refusing a breathalyzer test. A driver should become familiar with related laws. What is the Implied Consent Law? In Pennsylvania, a driver consents to a…
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