Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Commonwealth v. Fulton holds that turning on a Cell Phone without a Warrant Violates a Party’s Right to Privacy In a seemingly ground-breaking decision in favor of privacy advocates, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a thirty-five-page legal opinion has affirmed that…
Pennsylvania is now among the ranks of states that will require many first-time drunk drivers to use ignition interlocks under a bill that Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law on May 25, 2016. Every year, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation releases statistics on alcohol-related crashes…
On September 11, 2014, two gay men were savagely beaten in Philadelphia’s city center. Although the aggressors escaped, police were able to obtain their pictures from security camera footage. What happened next clearly illustrates how powerful social media has become in solving crimes. The police…
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 situation get out of hand…
Becoming a confidential informant can significantly reduce the charges you face, especially in drug-related cases, but this isn’t a decision you should make lightly. Before you agree to become a one, it is important to know exactly what is expected of you as a confidential…
