In the state of Pennsylvania, intoxicated driving is a serious criminal charge. If you find yourself in the middle of a DUI investigation, you are requested to provide a blood sample. The officer will request it if you refuse a breathalyzer test. Or if they believe you’ve consumed drugs. However, if you refuse to take…
Continue reading ›It is not uncommon for residents of Pennsylvania to purchase vehicles secondhand from other states. However, before you can take that vehicle on the road, you have to make sure of certain things. What happens if you don’t get the proper registration? What if, in the process of transferring car titles, the seller doesn’t do…
Continue reading ›Driving with a suspended license is not a great idea. However, if that suspension happened due to DUI, the penalties in PA get much more severe, very quickly. Under Pennsylvania Code 1543(b), driving under a suspended license due to a DUI conviction is a serious charge that leads to harsh penalties. It’s not just about…
Continue reading ›You see everyone driving faster than you in Pennsylvania, and it’s still you who gets a speeding ticket. This can be so frustrating! But can this speeding ticket be beaten? The simple answer is yes. However, that’s easier said than done. The process of negotiating a lesser fine, challenging the ticket’s validity, or understanding your…
Continue reading ›A DUI charge in Pennsylvania is a critical matter that can have enduring effects on your life. From hefty fines to license suspension and potential jail time, the implications are immense. One important aspect that commonly confuses people is the 5-day rule. If you understand this rule and how it impacts your case, it helps…
Continue reading ›Someone gets into a loud argument with you because they pushed ahead of you in front of a food truck. A Giants fan gets into a shouting match with you outside a sports bar. You end up having a loud disagreement with your friend after a concert on a public street. You could have too…
Continue reading ›The state of Pennsylvania is cracking down on underage drinking, making the laws stricter than ever before. Fines for first-time offenders range from $300 to $500, while second-time offenders are now fined $1000, which previously was $500. School authorities in campus areas, such as Temple and Penn, are becoming more vigilant about catching underage students…
Continue reading ›Inching closer to anyone’s property, you’re bound to see signs warning you not to trespass. However, not all property owners put up this sign, which leads to people unwittingly entering the property. They think it was accessible, unaware that they just trespassed onto private property. Criminal charges of trespassing cover a wide range of situations.…
Continue reading ›We at Sean Logue Law recently celebrated a significant victory for a Philadelphia-based client. Mr. Waltz, a stock-market broker, was convicted of serious domestic violence charges. This situation caused immense stress and was a real threat to his future. But thankfully, due to the diligence of our expert Pittsburgh criminal lawyers, we were able to…
Continue reading ›This incident is about Ms. Sarah Miller, who recently moved to Pennsylvania. She had a driving record that’s no short of an utter mess! Ms. Miller had three DUS tickets from her previous states, and two in Pennsylvania only. One fine morning, Ms. Miller finally realized that she would have to travel forever without a…
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