Dismissal of DUI High Rate
Apr 04, 2006OUTCOME: Dismissed
Mr. S. was charged with a DUI after test showed that he had a BAC of over .10. Attorney McShane's expertise in DUI allowed him to secure a full dismissal at the preliminary hearing.
Justin James McShane's Legal Cases (76)
Harrisburg, PA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Violent Crime
Charges for Highest Rate DUI first offense dismissed
Mar 17, 2006OUTCOME: Dismissed at preliminary hearing
Mr. M was charged with being intoxicated at the highest level under Pennsylvania law. If convicted of these charges his driving license would be suspended for a full year and he would be incarcerated ... as well. Attorney McShane's arguments at the preliminary hearing damaged the prosecution's case so badly that these serious charges were dismissed by the Lower Court.
Possession of Marijuana and Paraphernalia Dismissed
Jan 04, 2006OUTCOME: Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Mr. M was arrested after officers found him in possession of a small amount of marijuana for personal use and drug paraphernalia. Attorney McShane was able to refute the prosecution's arguments and ab ... le to get the case dismissed.
Highest Rate DUI: Charges Withdrawn
Sep 07, 2005OUTCOME: Dismissed at preliminary hearing
Attorney McShane's arguments at the preliminary hearing were key to winning this case. His superior knowledge of DUI and the forensic and scientific issues involved in these cases proved to be the de ... ciding factor in winning this case. After hearing his arguments, the prosecution moved to withdraw the entire charge sheet. Attorney McShane saved Mr. S from up to 6 months in prison and up to $5000 in fines.
DUI Failure to Obey Traffic Signal, Charges Dismissed
Jun 15, 2005OUTCOME: Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
Mr. F was accused of failure to obey traffic signals and DUI. Attorney Justin McShane's arguments before the District Judge proved enough to win a dismissal of the case.
Commonwealth v. Jones
Apr 21, 2004OUTCOME: Superior Court affirmed suppression
Attorney McShane successfully argued to substantially change Pennsylvania law with respect to anonymous tipsters and vehicle stops to the benefit of all motorists.
Accusation of Manufacturing an Illegal Substance with an Intent to Distribute: Charges Withdrawn
Oct 02, 2003OUTCOME: Withdrawn
Mr. P was accused by the Commonwealth of manufacturing with an intent to distribute an illegal substance. Attorney McShane's pretrial motions damaged the prosecution's case so much that they voluntaril ... y withdrew their case.
Two counts of Theft: Charges Withdrawn
Dec 12, 2002OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn
Ms. J was facing two counts of theft, one a misdemeanor and one a second degree felony. After almost two years of litigation, Attorney Justin McShane forced the prosecution to file a “Nolle Prossedâ ... € fully withdrawing the case.
Retail Theft: Charges Withdrawn
Aug 19, 2002OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn
Mr. R was accused of stealing by means of altering the price label on items. This charge is treated as a second degree misdemeanor under PA statute. Attorney Justin McShane represented Mr R and his m ... otions against the prosecution's case damaged it so much that the Commonwealth voluntarily withdrew its case against Mr R.
Disorderly Conduct: Charges Withdrawn
Feb 20, 2002OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn
Mr. W was charged with disorderly conduct. After five months of motions and hearings by Attorney Justin McShane, the prosecution withdrew its case.
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