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North Allegheny County Criminal Defense Lawyer
Facing criminal charges in Ross Township, McCandless, or another North Hills community? Logue Law Group represents people accused of crimes, DUI, and traffic offenses across Allegheny County from its Carnegie office.
Serving northern Allegheny County
Our service area includes Ross Township, McCandless, Hampton Township, Shaler, Franklin Park, Fox Chapel, O’Hara Township, and nearby communities. A citation, arrest, or investigation can raise urgent questions about court dates, release terms, and what to do next. We review the case information and explain the process and options.
Criminal matters may involve DUI, license suspensions, traffic offenses, drug or firearm allegations, assault, theft, domestic violence, and other charges. In DUI matters, the stop, field sobriety or chemical testing, officer observations, and the handling of evidence may deserve close review. Every case turns on its own facts, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Preparing for a criminal case
Depending on the charge, a case may begin with a preliminary hearing before a magisterial district judge and later move to the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. The proper court and schedule depend on the charge and circumstances. Keep court notices, citations, and release papers together, and share deadlines, witness information, recordings, and investigator contact with counsel.
Defense work can include reviewing police reports and available recordings, checking the legal basis for a stop or search, and examining how evidence was gathered. Preserve relevant messages and documents. Do not post details of an open case or discuss it with potential witnesses; contact your lawyer when new information comes up.
Allegheny County criminal defense resources
Visit our Allegheny County criminal defense overview and regional pages for South, East, and West Allegheny.
Call Logue Law Group at 412-387-6901 to arrange a consultation about a charge or investigation. Representation begins only after the firm agrees to take the case.