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Difference Between a Lawyer and Defense Attorney

Criminal LawBy Corey SaylesMarch 4, 2021Leave a comment

Lawyers and Defense Attorneys are similar in what they provide to their clients when it comes to legal proceedings. The main difference is that not all lawyers can perform the duties of attorneys — which is conducting business outside the court.

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Open Container Law in Pennsylvania

Convictions, Criminal Law, DUI, DWIBy Panighetti LawFebruary 27, 2021Leave a comment

Under Pennsylvania open container law, possession of an open container of alcohol while on the roadway is considered illegal. Both driver and passenger caught violating this law may be cited for violations.

DUI criminal conviction in Pennsylvania

DUI Criminal Conviction

Convictions, Criminal Law, DUI, DWI, MisdemeanorBy Panighetti LawFebruary 16, 2021Leave a comment

The penalties under the DUI law of Pennsylvania relate to the monetary fees that an offender is required to pay. Moreover, the cost of these court fees depends on any pre-existing DUI offenses and the blood alcohol content level of a person during the time of the arrest.

Marijuana DUI Charges in Pennsylvania

Marijuana DUI Charges in Pennsylvania

Crime, Criminal Law, Drugs, DWIBy Panighetti LawJanuary 31, 2021Leave a comment

Marijuana DUI Charges have a zero-tolerance policy for driving under the influence of cannabis as covered under Pennsylvania Drugged Driving laws.

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5 Effective Ways to Communicate with Your DUI Lawyer

Criminal Law, DUI, DWIBy Panighetti LawJanuary 22, 2021Leave a comment

Effective communication with the client also means listening effectively, which involves spending one-on-one time to ensure there is a total understanding of the process. Here are five district ways on how you can have better communication with your lawyer.

DUI Penalties in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania DUI Law Changes in 2020

Criminal Law, DUI, DWIBy Panighetti LawJanuary 13, 2021Leave a comment

In Pennsylvania, 2020 DUI Law changes include a tiered approach toward DUI enforcement with an increase in penalties for repeat offenders.

Can a Felony be Reduced to a Misdemeanor

Can a Felony be Reduced to a Misdemeanor?

Crime, Criminal Law, Felony, MisdemeanorBy Panighetti LawJuly 29, 2020Leave a comment

While being charged with any crime is not ideal, being charged with a felony offense with having a more lasting and significant impact on your life than a misdemeanor.

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The Difference Between Criminal Cases and Civil Cases

Crime, Criminal Law, Felony, Misdemeanor, Non-Traffic SummaryBy Panighetti LawMay 5, 2020Leave a comment

In the United States, the legal system addresses crimes in two different case types, civil and criminal. Crimes are actions or omissions that can be prosecuted accordingly by the state and punishable by law.

difference between misdemeanor and felony

Difference Between Misdemeanors and Felonies

Crime, Criminal Law, Felony, Misdemeanor, Non-Traffic SummaryBy Panighetti LawApril 20, 2020Leave a comment

There is a sharp difference between a misdemeanor and a felony. A misdemeanor is a less severe crime, and a felony is the most severe crime category that a person can commit.

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