Posts Tagged ‘Criminal Defense Attorney’
Pennsylvania Criminal Defense – Theft Incidents
Taking property belonging to another person without consent is theft and you need a criminal defense in Pennsylvania.
Read MoreCriminal Defense: Protection for the Accused
Criminal defense represents an attorney’s strategic argument to protect and defend individuals accused of a crime.
Read MoreTheft Charges in Erie County
Pennsylvania theft charges depend on whether the object in question is tangible and movable or intangible and immovable.
Read MoreCriminal Defense for Drug Charges
When it comes to criminal defense for drug charges, it’s essential to understand the severity and potential consequences.
Read MoreWhen You’re Charged With Criminal Assault in Pennsylvania
Assault is a serious criminal charge in Pennsylvania. Under Pennsylvania law, there are two types of assault – simple and aggravated.
Read MorePennsylvania Criminal Defense for Theft
Pennsylvania’s theft laws are very strict, and you could face jail time and heavy fines. Turn to Travis Law for your criminal defense needs.
Read MoreWhat Is Theft by Deception?
Theft by deception is a type of serious crime that is often difficult to understand. As with any theft, it involves taking something that does not belong to you. However, theft by deception means doing this by creating a false image that is used to obtain the other person’s property and not correcting this illusion in the future.
Read MoreWhat Turns Crimes Into Federal Cases?
The difference lies in the type of crime that has been committed and where it happened. Crimes that occur across state lines become federal cases. However, a crime that violates federal laws can happen in a single state. The differences are sometimes complex and require an attorney with experience dealing with federal crimes. Let’s take an in-depth look at what turns a crime into a federal case.
Read MoreSearch and Seizure in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Constitution ensures that residents of the state are protected from unreasonable search and seizure whether it involves a person, possessions, papers or homes. Probable cause is necessary for police to conduct search and seizure under the 4th Amendment, which helps provide protection from unreasonable searches. When your constitutional rights are violated, the search and seizure that was performed may be unconstitutional and inadmissible in court.
Read MoreTypes of Legal Defenses in Criminal Law
When you’ve been accused of a crime, you are understandably concerned about the type of legal defense that can be used by your attorney to defend you. After all, this is an important juncture in your life, and you want the best defense possible. In the following, we will explore the different types of perfected defense tactics commonly used by experienced attorneys in defending a client.
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