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A police officer can have a suspect in custody, possess that person’s cellphone, and believe the device contains important evidence. None of those circumstances automatically
Federal criminal cases often depend heavily on law enforcement witnesses. Agents may explain how an investigation began, identify surveillance evidence, describe interviews, authenticate records, discuss
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
Federal sentencing is not simply a matter of looking at a chart and announcing a number. The Federal Sentencing Guidelines play an important role in
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
For years, products labeled as hemp, THCA, delta-8, or CBD have occupied a complicated space between federal cannabis law, state law, agricultural regulation, and criminal
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.
A police officer asks a simple question during a traffic stop: “Have you had anything to drink tonight?” Many drivers believe the safest response is
What Pennsylvania Drivers Should Know A driving under the influence stop in Pennsylvania can become serious very quickly. What may begin as a traffic stop
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