Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorneys — 85 found

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  1. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Steven Paul Trialonas
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    State College, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 2 years.

  2. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Christopher Peter Fiore
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    Harleysville, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 14 years.

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    Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Lawrence J. Persick
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    West Chester, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 26 years.

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    Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Michael Gregory McGinley
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    Macungie, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 4 years.

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  5. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney John D. Finnegan
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    Monroeville, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 45 years.

  6. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Michael E. Brunnabend
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    Allentown, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 30 years.

  7. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Zachary Cryder Shaffer
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    6.4

    Philadelphia, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 5 years.

  8. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Karl John Kwak
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    Pittston, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 28 years.

  9. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney Marshall Scott Gemberling
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    Philadelphia, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 32 years.

  10. Pennsylvania Juvenile Law Attorney James P. Baron
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    Milford, PA Juvenile Law Attorney. Licensed for 12 years.

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Juvenile

Juvenile law applies to young children and teenagers—usually defined as less than eighteen years old, depending on the state. Minors accused of breaking the law are processed under a juvenile justice system. This system is completely separate from the one used for adults, and the penalties involved are usually far less severe than in the adult system. Juvenile law also carries certain protections that do not apply to adults; for example, names are kept confidential and parents can be present during police questioning. A lawyer who specializes in juvenile law will help minors understand the juvenile justice system and present their defense in juvenile court.