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A criminal charge does not necessarily mean the Commonwealth has presented enough evidence for that charge to proceed to trial. In Pennsylvania, a defendant may
A criminal conviction can continue to affect a person long after probation, parole, fines, and other parts of a sentence have ended. One of the
Pennsylvania medical marijuana patients received a significant legal development in April 2026, but the practical effect on driving under the influence cases is more complicated
Many Pennsylvania drivers assume that taking medication exactly as prescribed protects them from a driving under the influence charge. That assumption can create serious problems.
Many people in Pennsylvania believe marijuana is already legal. That misunderstanding is common, especially because Pennsylvania has medical marijuana dispensaries, nearby states have legalized recreational
Federal cannabis law is changing, and that is important. For medical marijuana patients, providers, researchers, and people who have followed cannabis policy for years, the
Cannabis rescheduling to Schedule III for FDA-approved cannabis products and marijuana products regulated by state medical marijuana programs may have significant consequences for Pennsylvania medical
Many people are shocked to learn that police officers are often allowed to lie during an interrogation. Most people assume that if law enforcement is
Few things in criminal law are more misunderstood and more dangerous than mandatory minimum sentences. These laws can determine the outcome of a case before
Being arrested and charged with a crime in Pennsylvania is one of the most overwhelming and stressful experiences a person can face. Whether it is