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Are You Eligible for ARD in Montgomery County, PA?

Posted: May 9, 2024 in Criminal Defense, Drug Crimes, DUI, Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog

Whether you’re facing a DUI, drug possession, or other charges, convictions leave behind a criminal record that can affect future employment and financial prospects. If you’re looking to resolve a criminal case without long-lasting consequences, the Pennsylvania pre-trial diversion program,…

Has Your Child Received a Bucks County Juvenile Probation Letter?

Posted: June 11, 2019 in Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog

As a parent, you dread your son or daughter bringing a letter home from school. It is difficult to learn about your child receiving detention or other disciplinary measures when they should be paying attention and behaving in class. As…

The Importance of an Attorney for Students With Disabilities Facing School Discipline and Juvenile Justice Involvement

Posted: October 19, 2018 in Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog

In an ideal world, students would never have any disciplinary issues, either in school or the court system. Unfortunately, children are children, and even the best-behaved kids can run into trouble. Dealing with a student who’s gotten into trouble is…

I’ve Been Arrested for DUI in Philadelphia – What Should I Do Next?

Posted: March 28, 2016 in Alcohol, Drug Crimes, DUI, Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog, Traffic Defense

Getting pulled over for a DUI can be a frightening experience. A night out, maybe a few drinks before an Eagles game, and a decision to drive home can have devastating consequences, even if you have a BAC under .08….

Robbery and Burglary Cases on College Campuses

Posted: September 18, 2015 in Arson & Property Crimes, Criminal Defense, Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog

When you send your child off to college or university, you expect them to be kept safe. That’s why parents and students alike worry about the many crimes that happen on campus and in surrounding areas. According to various sources…

Pennsylvania Hazing Incidents

Posted: September 11, 2015 in Assault & Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Disorderly Conduct, Juvenile Crimes, Technology & Law, Violent Crimes

Despite rising awareness of some of the clearly traumatic and dangerous results of rough hazing, hazing incidents remain common in Pennsylvania. Many students are unaware of the wide range of behaviors that can be considered hazing, or simply let a…

What to Consider Before Agreeing to Be a Confidential Informant

Posted: August 11, 2015 in Criminal Defense, Drug Crimes, Juvenile Crimes, Legal Blog, Technology & Law

Many people facing drug charges or other crimes in Montgomery County are offered a special type of plea deal where their charges are reduced or even dropped in exchange for information. These confidential informants, or “CI’s” as they are called,…

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