Pittsburgh Criminal and DUI Lawyer

The Pennsylvania state Senate on Tuesday night voted 40-7 to approve a bill that would legalize medical marijuana for certain medical conditions and serious illnesses. Here’s the long and short of it: The bill, which is known politically as SB 3, would allow edible forms of marijuana and vaporization – but not smoking. Patients would…

Here in Pennsylvania, you don’t have to be a criminal defense lawyer to know that the issue of medical marijuana is one being discussed in the state – in fact, the measure, which would legalize pot for treatment of certain health conditions, is being debated in the state Senate today. According to media reports, the…

As your friendly Pittsburgh criminal defense attorney, I’ve been trying to keep you guys informed about the various pieces of marijuana-related DUI law news items. We talked a lot about a marijuana breath test that is in development. Most recently, I wrote about the so-called Cannibuster – a device in the works that would allow police…

This is the time of year when, sometimes, even good boys and girls go a little wild. The prom season is upon us, and commencement ceremonies are imminent – which means that senior activities, both in and out of high school, are likely in full swing. “After Proms,” graduation practice, parties, and even Senior Skip…

Any Pennsylvania resident will tell you: Our infrastructure needs a little bit of tender loving care (i.e.: millions of dollars in upgrades). Our bridges are deficient and our roads are pock-marked, at best. For most motorists, the associated weight-limit signs don’t mean much because they don’t really apply. While those of us who own sedans,…

It’s been a tough couple of weeks for the folks at Plum High School. Yes, the district has been embroiled in an alleged teacher-student sex controversy – with teachers Joseph Ruggieri, 40, and Jason Cooper, 38, charged separately with institutional sex assault against a student. Then there was Drew Zoldak, 40, their colleague who was…

When I read in the news recently that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had pardoned a Pennsylvania mom who had been pulled over for speeding in the Garden State and ended up being jailed for having a gun in her car, all I could think about the was famous Ron Burgundy quote: “Wow. That escalated…

You’ve probably been seeing more of that tell-tale spandex as you travel Pennsylvania and West Virginia roads now that spring has officially sprung: Racing season is upon us, and bicyclists are out and about on many of our scenic throughways. I know the cycling association my firm, Logue Law Group, sponsors – ABRA, the Appalachian…

Logue Law Group is pleased to announce that Sean Logue, Esquire, an eminent Pittsburgh criminal defense attorney, has recently been appointed by the governor as a member of the Council of Trustees of the California University of Pennsylvania. Logue, 34, founding partner of Logue Law Group and a top Pittsburgh criminal defense attorney, said he looks forward to…

The weather is clearing up, which, in Pittsburgh, means that road maintenance is and will continue to be upon us. From now until the snow flies again in November, orange barrels and construction equipment will be taking up space on our streets and highways. That also means there will be flaggers and other construction workers…