Can a language barrier be used as a defense when a person is asked to submit to a blood draw during a DUI investigation in Pennsylvania? The answer, like many questions in criminal defense, is: maybe. It depends on...
Learn MoreAccording to Attorney Michael Kotik of SKA Law Group, the answer, as with most criminal-law questions, depends heavily on the specific facts and evidence involved. However, the fact that payment was allegedly made with cryptocurrency rather than cash would not,...
Learn MoreImagine a scenario in Philadelphia where two individuals exchange gunfire on a public street. Police arrive, firearms are recovered, witnesses give conflicting accounts, and both individuals are arrested. Can one of those individuals still argue that he acted in self-defense?...
Learn MoreAs with most criminal-law questions, the answer depends heavily on the specific facts, the type and operability of the weapon, and the particular criminal statute involved. Consider a hypothetical situation in which an individual possesses a fully functional 3D-printed...
Learn MoreTechnology companies such as Tesla and Google continue to push artificial intelligence and automation into areas that once seemed like science fiction. But as robots and AI become increasingly capable, Attorney Michael Kotik raises an interesting criminal-law question: What happens...
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