Can the d.a use my juvenile record against me now that im an adult
Although juvenile records are not public information and you essentially get a "clean slate" when you turn 18, adjudications of delinquency as a...
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Although juvenile records are not public information and you essentially get a "clean slate" when you turn 18, adjudications of delinquency as a...
Your mom's husband's status as spouse does not give him any rights to make decisions on her behalf. A valid power of attorney (POA) is...
In Pennsylvania, a criminal case is started in one of two ways: by arrest or by summons. More minor charges usually start with a summons. With a...
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The simple answer is no. The statute of limitations in a personal injury case in Pennsylvania is 2 years from the date of injury. In the case of...
Absolutely. You don't need to participate in the process. Whether or not it would be in your best interest to not particiapte is another question...
I concur with Mr. Tiemann. However, you would usually have to wait until any appeal periods have run before getting the property back. If there...
A person can most certainly get a DUI without a police officer eyewitness. What you are describing in your question is a classic example of why we...
The results of a PBT are not admissible at trial, since they are not accurate enough. The PBT is a tool the police can use to basically establish...
There's really no straightforward answer to this. It would depend on the county. Every county has their own policies and procedures for dealing...
Although I am in no means condoning this, as it quite frankly does not sound very wise, based on the information given, it would not be illegal. ...