Defending freedom, one person at a time.
Helping people and their families. If you face DUI or other criminal allegations in Pennsylvania, you may feel overwhelmed, confused or even frightened by the possibility of losing your driver's license, your job or your freedom. Many good and decent people, hardworking citizens with familes and good jobs, make mistakes. Most are over-charged. Others are, quite simply, wrongfully charged with DUI and other crimes. You are not alone. Tim George can help. Call toll free at (866) 794-2525 for a free evaluation of your case.
Pursuing justice, one person at a time. Tim George is an Erie criminal defense lawyer & DUI attorney who defends freedom throughout Northwestern Pennsylvania. One case at a time. One person at a time. Since 1992, he has helped thousands of people get through the tough times after an arrest for DUI or other crimes. If you are asked by the police to give a statement or were recently arrested or stopped by the police for suspicion of DUI, Tim George can help. Together, we can defend your freedom. We can fight to protect your driver's license, your job and your liberty. You can receive justice. Call toll free at (866) 794-2525 for a free consultation.
DUI & other criminal charges. Tim George defends allegations of DUI, reckless driving, careless driving, accidents involving injury or property damage and other serious charges like homicide by motor vehicle, manslaughter, aggravated assault, simple assault, retail theft, burglary, and sexual assault allegations. He routinely appears in Magisterial District Courts (often called Districe Justice offices) throughout Northwestern Pennsylvania, including Erie, Millcreek, Fairview, Girard, McKean, Edinboro, Lawrence Park, Wesleyville, Harborcreek, North East, Corry, Meadville, Sandy Lake, Conneaut Lake and Warren. He has also defended people in the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County, Crawford County, Warren County, Venango County, Mercer County, Clarion County and Jefferson County.
Record of success. Each case is different. Every case turns on its own unique set of facts, and so the details surrounding your arrest will determine the outcome of your case. However, your lawyer should have a record of success handling cases like yours. In 2005, Tim George successfully defended the constitutional rights of a Lake Erie boater before the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Tim defended a boater accused of boating under the influence of alcohol (BUI) before the District Justice, the trial court, and on appeal. This case literally went all the way to the highest Court in Pennsylvania, before all charges were eventually dropped. In 2007, Tim won a new trial for a woman accused of embezzlement after arguing on appeal in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania (another appellate court). In 2002, Tim successfully argued before the lower court and again on appeal to the Commonwealth Court (another appeals court in Pennsylvania) that a DUI conviction in Kentucky should not result in the suspension of a person's driver's license in Pennsylvania. Tim has successfully challenged the constitutionality of motor vehicle stops and so-called "confessions" in lower courts. These cases involved illegal motor vehicle stops and the failure to afford a person the right to consult with a lawyer before being questioned by police. In these cases, the favorable pre-trial results meant that the most serious charges were either dropped or that all charges were ultimately withdrawn. A sampling of successful cases results are discussed elsewhere on this site. Call Tim George now, toll free at (866) 794-2525 to discuss your case. You may have more options than you think.
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