An arrest that occurs while you are on probation in Pennsylvania can have immediate and serious consequences, affecting both the new criminal case and your existing probationary sentence. What Happens When One is Arrested While on Probation in Pennsylvania? When...
Learn MorePennsylvania law draws an important distinction between simple assault and aggravated assault, and that distinction directly affects how a case is charged and the penalties a person may face if convicted. What is Simple Assault Classified As? In...
Learn MoreOne of the most common questions we hear is whether Miranda warnings are always required, as often portrayed in movies and television. The short answer is no. Miranda warnings are generally required only when a person is in custody—meaning detained...
Learn MoreJury selection is one of the most critical phases of any Pennsylvania criminal jury trial. Effective jury selection goes far beyond listening to a potential juror’s verbal answers during questioning. An experienced criminal defense lawyer must also evaluate a juror’s...
Learn MoreFor non-citizens living in Pennsylvania, involvement in the criminal justice system can create serious risks beyond fines, probation, or incarceration. Criminal arrests, charges, and especially convictions can carry severe immigration consequences, including detention by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and...
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