Harassment Charges Found Not Guilty
Feb 08, 2008OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Mr. M was accused of harassment with no legitimate purpose. Attorney McShane argued the charges and earned a not guilty verdict.
Justin James McShane's Legal Cases (76)
Harrisburg, PA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Violent Crime
Sexual Misconduct with Minors, Hung Jury, then Prosecution Withdraws its Case
Jan 29, 2008OUTCOME: Nolle Prossed
Mr. D was charged with four counts of sexual abuse including Indecent Assault on a Minor. Attorney Justin McShane defended the case, the Jury was hung on the first trial and after almost one and a ha ... lf years of hearings, the prosecution decided to withdraw its case immediately prior to the second trial.
Highest Rate (BAC .16+) DUI and Careless Driving Withdrawn by District Court
Jan 10, 2008OUTCOME: Withdrawn at the Preliminary Hearing
Mr. S was charged with DUI of the highest rate and careless driving. If convicted, he was facing license suspension, jail, and fines. In addition, he was facing other severe penalties, like loss of c ... ar insurance and other consequences that would have changed his life. Attorney McShane recognized these severe penalties and worked hard to protect Mr. S's liberty. His challenges to the evidence resulted in key evidence being ruled inadmissible hence
High Rate of Alcohol (BAC Over .10) DUI Dismissed
Dec 06, 2007OUTCOME: Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Mr. C was stopped by an officer after failure to pass an emergency response area at a careful speed. His pre-arrest breath test revealed a BAC level over .10. Attorney Justin McShane pleaded on behalf ... of Mr. C and his arguments were the key to the District Judge dismissing the case.
Oppression and Denial of Rights by an Officer
Nov 13, 2007OUTCOME: Dismissed
Mr. B was accused by the Commonwealth of illegal search and arrest. Attorney McShane represented this high profile case and after nine months of litigation, was ultimately able to get the case dismisse ... d.
Eight Counts Related to Drugs and Firearms including a Felony Drug Charge: Withdrawn at Preliminary Hearing
Sep 12, 2007OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn at Preliminary Hearing
Mr. B was facing eight counts related to drugs and firearms. The charges included illegal possession a firearm, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and a felony count of drug de ... aling. Since Mr. B had previous convictions, he was facing very serious penalties if convicted. Attorney Justin McShane argued the charges in front of the lower court and successfully challenged the prosecution's case resulting in the Commonwealth withdrawing all charges against Mr. B.
Unauthorized Access and Theft
Sep 06, 2007OUTCOME: Withdrawn by Prosecution
Mr. S was accused of accessing an unauthorized area and then proceeding to steal from that area. Attorney McShane was able to disprove the arguments of the prosecution, resulting in the prosecution wi ... thdrawing their case before the jury trial.
Failure to Obey an Authorized Person Directing Traffic found Not Guilty
Aug 14, 2007OUTCOME: Not Guilty at Court of Common Pleas
Mr. R was accused of failing to obey a traffic police officer and was subsequently ticketed. Attorney McShane analyzed the details of the case and was able to refute the points of the prosecution and e ... arn a not guilty ruling.
Charges for Highest Rate (BAC .16+), Public Drunkenness and Driving with a Suspended Registration Dismissed
Jul 26, 2007OUTCOME: Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Ms. K was accused by the Commonwealth of driving while having the highest rate of alcohol, public drunkenness, and driving a vehicle with a suspended registration. She could have faced up to 6 months i ... n jail and up to a $5000 fine. Attorney McShane was able to refute the prosecution's arguments which resulted in the Court dismissing the charge sheet.
Highest Rate DUI (BAC Over .16) and Disregard of Traffic Lane, Charges Dismissed
Jul 10, 2007OUTCOME: Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Mr. S was apprehended after speeding and disregarding traffic lanes. When tested, his breath tests revealed a BAC level over .16 which is the highest tier under Pennsylvania DUI law. The penalties if ... convicted for this offense include up to $5,000 in fines, mandatory jail time of up to six months, and a one year license suspension. If convicted, this would have been a severe life altering event for Mr. S and his family. Attorney McShane protected his client's rights by successfully challenging the evidence brought forth by the prosecution. After it was revealed that key evidence was not admissible, the charges were dismissed by the District Court.
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