You don't need to. It's always a good idea for a bunch of reasons. You could try calling the PD's office to see if you qualify for their...

I doubt it but it's not unheard of. I've seen people who showed up for court get drug tested when they seem like they're on something and the judge...

I believe they post within a few hours of arraignment, and I believe he should get arraigned within a few hours of arrest, so hopefully you already...

If the officer agrees that you passed the field sobriety tests, maybe you'll dodge getting charged with DUI, but DUI charges are super common in...

They probably want to collect your DNA to add it to a database, which is very common. There may even be a state law requiring it. There's a...

It totally depends on the lawyer, you'd just have to call around and ask, but I sincerely doubt it'll be less than $1,000 and it might take a...

I would not recommend bailing him out until you have spoken with an attorney. I can't tell from your question if he has 2 matters holding him or 1...

In Bucks County, it's fairly common to go to your court date at the district court and have the police officer (or district attorney, though this...

As usual in the law, the answer is: it depends. Disorderly conduct is a crime in PA. If by violation you mean a probation or parole violation: if...

As with many things in the law, the answer is: it depends. If you got a normal probation sentence but your county just assigned a special PO, then...