Blue Bell, PA
Education Lawyer at Blue Bell, PA
Practice Areas: Education, Land Use & Zoning, Criminal Defense
This all depends on your probation officer. Typically, at the beginning, you will have to report frequently with frequent testing. As you show...
Not taking a polygraph cannot be used as evidence against you. If there is sufficient evidence against you regarding the car theft, then you can...
You are not entitled to see the evidence in your case until you are charged, appear in front of the magisterial district judge and your case is...
There are many factors that go into sentencing, to include any prior criminal record either of your friends may have, so no attorney can you give...
Absolutely not.
Yes. But taking a polygraph won't prevent an arrest. And if the police had enough evidence to arrest you, they would likely have done so...
Don't ever take a polygraph. Ever. It is junk science- inadmissible in court as evidence, regardless of the outcome. You cannot be punished...
The only step the police have to take is to have the search warrant approved by a local magisterial district judge. In order to do that, they have...
I cannot emphasize this enough- your daughter is facing a serious criminal charge and needs representation before she speaks with a...
The statement, "I am going to [explicit] you up" qualifies as a terroristic threat, a misdemeanor under Pennsylvania law. "Sending people" to...
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