The thought of making a mistake and critically, or even fatally, injuring someone as a result, is devastating. That said, cases involving vehicular homicide are not entirely rare, and if you are someone who is currently facing a homicide DUI charge in the state of Pennsylvania, you’re most likely overwhelmed…
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The Accelerated Rehabilitation Disposition (ARD) program offers first-time DUI offenders the opportunity to make a fresh start and the possibility of dismissal of charges and the expungements of their arrest record upon completion of the program. However, Pennsylvania will not let just anyone participate in the ARD program. For more…
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Unless you have it expunged or receive limited access relief, a DUI will stay on your record for life. As a matter of public record in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, your DUI conviction will affect your criminal background, credit records, insurance history, driver’s license history and many other facets of…
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During the course of your DUI case, Pennsylvania Law will require you to complete either one or two substance abuse evaluations. The first is called a Court Reporting Network (CRN) evaluation. Based upon that evaluation you may also be required to complete a drug and alcohol (D&A) assessment. For more…
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As you may know, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed Deana’s Law on July 11, 2022. Targeting repeat DUI offenders, this new legislation takes effect on November 4, 2022. For more information on how Deana’s Law affects DUI cases in Pennsylvania, please read on, then contact an experienced Pittsburgh third DUI…
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Throughout the year and especially during the holidays, law enforcement officers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania make concerted efforts to catch suspected drunk drivers. Unbeknownst to many people, including Pennsylvania law enforcement, is that many DUI arrests are invalid because they relied on faulty breathalyzer tests that produced inaccurate results.…
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Anonymous“The Pennsylvania DUI legal process is much more complicated and confusing than I would expect. George made this process easy to navigate and helped to make things as straightforward as they could be for me. I was trying to deal with the legal process of getting a DUI in Pennsylvania after moving out...”
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