Recent Posts in November, 2019

• Constitutional Concerns for Facial Recognition Surveillance
  Nov 14, 2019
  The use of facial recognition technology has been around for years and has been employed by state and federal law enforcement agencies. However, the ...
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• Possession of a Concealed Firearm in Public Is No Longer Sufficient to Support a "Terry Stop"
  Nov 13, 2019
  By Jennifer L. Russell, Esq. The 4 th Amendment of the United States Constitution protects individuals from unlawful searches and seizures. The 4 th ...
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• PA DUI Laws: What Does This Complaint Mean?
  Nov 12, 2019
  By Victor G. Myers, Esq. The worst has happened. You’ve been charged with DUI and you’ve received a Criminal Complaint in the mail. So, what does this ...
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• What If You Refuse to Submit to a Blood Test?
  Nov 12, 2019
  In Pennsylvania, as in most states, refusal to submit to a blood test when requested in a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) investigation results in a ...
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• Simple Assault Has Different Levels
  Nov 7, 2019
  In Pennsylvania, there are various ways to be charged with Simple Assault. The charge can be graded as a misdemeanor of the third degree, with one ...
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• Is the Odor Marijuana Enough to Establish Probable Cause for a Warrantless Search of an Entire Vehicle?
  Nov 7, 2019
  By Jennifer L. Russell, Esq. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has adopted the federal automobile exception to the warrant requirement where the law ...
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