When a Pennsylvania police officer pulls you over, your main concern is probably just getting on with your day as quickly as possible. For the police officer, their priority will be gathering evidence that you committed a crime. If they think you have had too much to...
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The right to remain silent when confronted by Pennsylvania law enforcement
Police officers and prosecutors receive extensive training on how to gather evidence of criminal conduct. Still, if law enforcement officials suspect your involvement in a criminal matter, they are likely to question you. The primary reason for this questioning is to...
GETTING AN IGNITION INTERLOCK LIMITED LICENSE (IILL) AFTER A DRUNK DRIVING CHARGE
Being convicted of drunken driving in Pennsylvania is a serious matter, even as a first offense. DUI offenses should be avoided at all costs, as one of the repercussions of a DUI conviction are bans and/or restrictions on the defendant’s license to operate a motor...
OWM Blog – Pennsylvania Ignition Interlock
Pennsylvania amended its Ignition Interlock law effective August 25, 2017. Part of that amendment made the Ignition Interlock (a device that is hooked up to your car that you have to breath into to demonstrate that there is no alcohol in your system in order for your...