If you have a subpoena you have to appear. Subpoenas are court orders to attend, ignore them at your own peril (can be detained/held in contempt...

If you were not on probation at the time, then no, they cannot violate your probation. Doesn't mean they can't and won't find related technical...

The short answer is that, yes, they can do those things. Does that mean they will convict you? That is a different question entirely. With...

So there are a few reasons this can happen. A lot of times it happens because the person has changed their address and not updated their driver's...

If the PFA has the usual language in it, the police should be willing to file a complaint. If any of this behavior is in writing, you should make...

The short answer is, yes, they can. To elaborate briefly, they have 30 days from the date of the incident to file a citation. There are many...

You plead guilty to a traffic citation and paid the fine (your sentence). The case is over. You don't arrested for most traffic citations. The...

Cases just dont get "tossed." Or at least it's incredibly rare. The Commonwealth believes they can prove the matter or they wouldn't be asking...

This answer isn't going to be as satisfying as you want. Is house arrest a possibility? Yes. Are you definitely going to get it? Unsure. You...

In Pennsylvania the vast majority of crimes are charged via summons, ie you get a conplaint in the mail. What you are describing is a very typical...