Among the states, laws punishing public drunkenness vary widely. Pennsylvania has fairly simple and straightforward laws governing this offense. For more information on public drunkenness, please continue reading, then contact an experienced Pittsburgh first DUI lawyer. Some questions you may have include: How does Pennsylvania define public drunkenness? When someone…
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In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, law enforcement can charge you with driving under the influence (DUI) for operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent or more or while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Law enforcement categorizes most DUI convictions as misdemeanor criminal offenses.…
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In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol carries many serious and life-altering consequences, including significant fines, time in jail, an increase in insurance premiums, the installation of an ignition interlock breathalyzer and suspension of one's driving privileges. However, with an…
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When someone is suspected of driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the officer will likely ask the driver to submit to a breath or blood test. Of course, if someone has an idea that they're likely impaired by alcohol, they may wonder if they can, or should,…
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When someone is charged with a DUI while under the age of 21, they have a lot to consider. Unfortunately, those under the age of 21 can face DUI charges in Pennsylvania with a blood alcohol content of as low as .02%, far lower than the standard .08% for those…
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Your arrest for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol has left you feeling humiliated and isolated. In light of those negative feelings, you may feel inclined to log onto social media and seek sympathy from your friends. As comforting as that may seem, it could complicate your legal…
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