Harrisburg, PA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Violent Crime
OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn
Ms. C. was charged with a misdemeanor count of theft by false impression. Attorney Justin McShane challenged the charges at the preliminary hearing causing the charges to be withdrawn.
OUTCOME: Jury trial-found Not Guilty
In the year 2001, the defendant had been accused of stealing various items from work. Although there were multiple eyewitnesses and a video. The Defendant was found not guilty by a jury of her peers. ... The Judge on the record called the result "Amazing."
OUTCOME: Charges Withdrawn
Mr. K was charged with two counts of Simple Assault and Terroristic Threats with the Intent to Terrorize Another. Attorney Barrouk argued the case successfully, resulting in the case being withdrawn.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Mr. C was charged with two misdemeanor counts including furnishing alcohol to minors. After successfully motioning to suppress key evidence and actually litigating it, Attorney Justin McShane won a fu ... ll dismissal from the court.
OUTCOME: Aggravated Assault by Vehicle While DUI dismissed
Originally, Mr. Tobery was charged with Aggravated Assault by Vehicle While DUI as well as DUI-High Rate (Blood Alcohol Content between 0.10 and 0.16) and DUI-incapable of safe driving. This is a ... serious felony of the second degree charge where the other impacted party was grievously injured. After a contested preliminary hearing, use of experts and a hotly contested suppression hearing, the trial court agreed with Attorney McShane that there was no probable cause to arrest Mr. Tobery and the chemical sample of the blood for determining the BAC was improper. As a result, all charges were dismissed. To read the trial court opinion please read the below: <a href="http://www.themcshanefirm.com/file_download/479/2009_04_24_17_04_03.pdf">Trial Court opinion</a>
OUTCOME: not guilty
GK drove through a sobriety checkpoint while officers waived him to stop. A police officer pulled him over a quarter mile past the checkpoint. Attorney McShane was able to show the court that the ch ... arge of DUI was not proven because in fact GK exhibited safe and sound driving through out the entire episode. The Commonwealth Court agreed and ruled GK not guilty
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