Phila, PA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Phila, PA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
The trial of Oscar Pistorius moves into its third week in Pretoria, South Africa and the case continues to receive international headlines because of his former Olympian’s notoriety. Pistorius, aka “T...
See Full GuideWhile law enforcement needs consent, a search warrant or exigent circumstances they can sometimes obtain that consent from an individual who possesses “common authority” over the property that they wa...
See Full GuideJudges in a criminal or civil proceeding are constitutionally bound to act impartially to all parties involved in a legal dispute. This concept is memorialized in the United States Constitution, throu...
See Full GuideThe basic objective of probation is to provide a vehicle for the rehabilitation without incarceration. While on probation an individual is subject to drug testing, regular appointments with their pro...
See Full GuideWhen many people think of the word jury they think of a group of individuals tasked with determining a person’s guilt or innocence following a trial. While this is correct a grand jury is convened in ...
See Full GuideClients often ask us what the term “reasonable doubt” actually means to an individual faced with criminal charges. In the field of criminal law the term is used frequently but many find it difficult ...
See Full GuideWhile many of these young clients and their parents believe that the juvenile criminal system will adjudicate these matters, we frequently must advise them that a juvenile disposition is not an automa...
See Full GuideA critical aspect of a criminal defense is the credibility of prosecution witnesses. Our State Constitution through Article 1, Section 9 as well as the 6th Amendment to the United States Constitution ...
See Full GuideA blood sample is often a key piece of evidence in a DUI prosecution and therefore an important point in the preparation of a DUI defense case. Overview While an individual may refuse to supply a blo...
See Full GuideWhile each of us may have a different interpretation of what constitutes a police stop the law places interactions with police into three general categories: mere encounters, investigative detentions, ...
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