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Pennsylvania Burglary Laws & Penalties

Posted on January 13th, 2020

Many people have ideas of what burglary charges are and what the penalties for burglary might be. Often, burglary is confused with robbery when in reality, these two crimes are very different. If you or somebody you love is facing a burglary charge, it is important to understand the charges and what the potential consequences are. If you have any… READ MORE

DUI Statistics in Pennsylvania

Posted on December 20th, 2019

Vehicle accidents happen all the time in Pennsylvania. Some of them are just that – accidents. However, there are many crashes caused by drunk drivers. These incidents are preventable. Regardless of the time of year, alcohol-impaired drivers present a danger to everyone in and around the roadway. Pennsylvania’s Latest Crash Data During the latest reporting year in the Commonwealth, the… READ MORE

Holidays With The Most DUIs

Posted on December 15th, 2019

We are at the time of the year where everyone is talking about the holidays. Thanksgiving has passed, but Christmas and New Years are right around the corner. Unfortunately, this is also a time when families are mourning because they have lost a loved one due to the actions of a drunk driver. You may be wondering which holidays lead… READ MORE

[New Study] The Most Dangerous Pedestrian Zones in Philadelphia

Posted on November 26th, 2019

In November 2016, the city of Philadelphia announced its plans for Vision Zero, setting a target of zero traffic-related fatalities by 2030. However, two years later, it’s been argued that the initiative has not done enough to put safety as a primary priority. From 2014-2018, traffic-related fatalities have been on an increasing trend that, if it continues, will fail to… READ MORE

Minor in Possession Laws in Pennsylvania

Posted on November 12th, 2019

Pennsylvania takes underage drinking very seriously. The law in Pennsylvania states that a minor may not purchase (or attempt to purchase), consume, possess, or knowingly and intentionally transport alcoholic beverages. MIP Law Exemptions There are six different exemptions to the law prohibiting minors from possessing or consuming alcohol or for minors working in establishments that serve alcohol. Employment: A 14-… READ MORE

Age of Consent in Pennsylvania & Penalties

Posted on October 15th, 2019

The age of consent is the age in which a person is considered legally old enough to consent to sexual activity. These laws are taken seriously, though they can become confusing. It is important to understand that there are various laws on the books in Pennsylvania that guide the age of consent and prosecution of those who violate it. Content… READ MORE

The Most Dangerous Jobs in Pennsylvania

Posted on September 10th, 2019

When you go to work each day, do you think about the dangers you will face? For many people, they never really consider workplace dangers, but there are some jobs that are more dangerous than others. Today, we want to talk about the most dangerous jobs closer to home. We know that, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS),… READ MORE

What to do if You Are Pregnant and Facing Jail Time

Posted on September 9th, 2019

The United States incarcerates more people than any other country in the world (we do not even have the highest population). Many people only think of men going to prison, but we know better. Over the last few decades, the number of women in jails and prisons in the US has increased significantly. Women who are incarcerated face a myriad… READ MORE

Workers’ Compensation Laws in Pennsylvania

Posted on August 14th, 2019

If you are injured at work in Pennsylvania, then you need to know what the workers’ compensation laws are. There is nothing more important than having the compensation you need to handle medical expenses and lost income as a result of a work injury. Pennsylvania workers’ compensation insurance allows employees to recover compensation for almost all employment-related injuries or illnesses… READ MORE

What Parents Need to Know about Sexting Charges in Pennsylvania

Posted on August 14th, 2019

Pennsylvania Sexting Charges As there is not enough for Pennsylvania parents to worry about, add to the list the possibility of their minor children facing criminal prosecution if they are caught sending a sexually explicit image. “Sexting” is a thing and it has been going on for a while in this new world where post-toddlers are handed iphones and ipads… READ MORE