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Most people understand that driving while under the influence of alcohol can result in jail time and hefty fines. However, many Pennsylvania drivers wonder whether driving while under the influence of drugs can similarly result in a DUI charge. Rising rates of drivers...
Until 2003, drivers in Pennsylvania could have a blood alcohol content of up to .1 without breaking the law. When Act 24 was signed, however, the legal limit was lowered to .08. Several other changes were made to drunk driving laws that year. Three levels of drunk...
Although misdemeanor convictions aren't as serious as felonies, they still show up as part of a criminal record and can cause problems in certain aspects of your life, like not being able to get a professional license or the inability to get certain types of aid like...
Pennsylvania drug charges can be considered federal crimes in some circumstances. If a person is convicted of transporting illicit drugs from one state to another, they can face federal penalties. It's important for anyone facing such charges to have a strong defense...
Accidents involving drinking and driving tend to increase during festive seasons. As we're in the midst of the holidays now, planned DUI checkpoints can result in arrests for drivers who have a few too many celebratory drinks. Get the facts about Pennsylvania DUI...
Under Pennsylvania law, a citizen's arrest is when a private individual makes or assists in the detainment of another person in a lawful arrest. Criminal law says the use of force is justifiable if law enforcement directed or summoned said person to make the arrest....
Pennsylvania has three categories of DUIs: General Impairment, High Rate and Highest Rate. General Impairment is when your BAC is between .08 and .10. High Rate is between .10 and .159, and Highest rate is above .159. When you refuse to take a chemical test, the...
In Pennsylvania, you can be charged with a federal crime if you are found to be making false statements. If you have been arrested for this offense, it's important to know what it means and how it can impact you. What constitutes false statements? Making false...
Pennsylvania and all other states have the authority to structure their statutes as the legislature sees fit, but they are structured similarly with respect to sentencing guidelines. Less serious crimes are classified as misdemeanors and only punishable by...
If you enjoy alcohol, you undoubtedly understand the importance of arranging a sober ride home after a night on the town. Still, life has an uncanny way of interfering with anyone's good intentions. Even if you avoid the suspicion of a patrol officer, you may drive...
