Richard John Fuschino Jr.

Richard John Fuschino Jr.'s Answers (25)

Philadelphia, PA

Criminal defense Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, White Collar Crime, Federal Crime

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Can a judge hear a suppression motion and deny it & still hear the case non-jury or should he recuse himself?

Richard's answer | Answered on January 16, 2010

Because He is a Judge, he should be able to separate the issues and should not automatically have to recuse himself, even if your criminal history...

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Is there a mental health lawyer that can help a young man who is being held in a maxium secure prison no charges just accused

Richard's answer | Answered on January 08, 2010

The Defender Association of Philadelphia has the best Criminal Defense lawyers who handle mental health issues that you are likely going to...

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My son is in jail for 3 plus month what is the max Phila courts can hold him on a misdameanor charge

Richard's answer | Answered on December 03, 2009

In Philadelphia Municipal Court, which handles misdemeanors, in addition to the Rule 600 rights that everyone accused of crimes has, there is an...

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What's the maximun sentence fo a felony gun charge if it's your first felony

Richard's answer | Answered on December 03, 2009

The first thing that has to be considered is what charges you're actually facing. In Philadelphia, gun charges come under three main types: 6105...

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I heard there is a form I can file to expunge my record, since I was never convicted... is that true in PA and where?

Richard's answer | Answered on December 02, 2009

You don't need to use an actual form, you can actually type out the request yourself with a little computer know-how. To see an example of what it...

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