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A more complex law with far reaching consequences.
On February 1, 2004 when the amendements to the DUI statute became effective in Pennsylvania, our Legislature enhanced the mandatory penalties for a DUI conviction. Such cases are now more complex because the various restrictions imposed go beyond simply whether a motorist receives probation or prison. You can read more about the law and other topics in the articles written by Tim George below, or schedule a free consultation by calling toll free (866) 794-2525.
Recent DUI Articles ( MORE ARTICLES )
Court says Local Traffic Check Point Unconstitutional: DUI Evidence Tossed April 04, 2010
This case underscores the role our Constitutions (both Federal and State) play in the evaluation of DUI cases. This case also speaks to the importance of a thorough investigation of all possible defenses. Given the penalties associated with a conviction, you and your family deserve no less.
ARD: Could this be Your "Get out of Jail Free" Card? March 03, 2010
In Pennsylvania, for some people, criminal allegations can be resolved without a trial, without a conviction and without prison. Even better, the charges can be dismissed and your record cleared if you qualify for a program known as ARD.
Ignorance is no defense: A "must read" for anyone arrested for DUI in Pennsylvania March 03, 2010
You have only one chance to make the right decision. You owe it to yourself (and your family) to make an informed one.
The Three Dozen (or so) Questions to Ask Before You Hire a DUI Lawyer February 02, 2010
The information you seek cannot be found in (or on) the telephone book. In the end, choosing the right DUI lawyer begins with asking the right questions.
The Secret to Meaningful Communication with your DUI lawyer February 02, 2010
Fewer clients means more time for you. More time to listen. More time to meet in person. More time to meet longer. More time to prepare a winning strategy.
