One of the most common questions we receive at SKA Law Group is whether criminal charges can be brought back after they have been dismissed at a preliminary hearing. The short answer is yes—under certain circumstances, criminal charges that are...
Learn MoreFirearm-related offenses in Pennsylvania can carry extremely serious consequences, particularly when the allegations involve individuals who are legally prohibited from possessing firearms. In many situations, prosecutors and courts closely examine whether the firearm was loaded at the time of...
Learn MoreUnderstanding Restitution in Pennsylvania Theft Cases When theft-related offenses arise in Pennsylvania, restitution is often a significant part of resolving a criminal matter. In some cases, restitution may play a role in negotiations aimed at minimizing long-term consequences, including...
Learn MorePolice do not just get to rummage through your car because they feel like it. The starting point for law enforcement is always the traffic stop itself, which requires a lawful reason, such as a traffic violation. However, the reality...
Learn MoreLet’s be clear—prosecutors don’t stack criminal charges by accident. They do it because it gives them leverage. In criminal defense, leverage is everything, and the criminal defense attorneys at SKA Law Group understand exactly how to counter these aggressive tactics....
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