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West Allegheny County Criminal Defense Lawyer
Facing criminal charges in Robinson, Moon Township, or another western Allegheny County community? Logue Law Group represents people accused of crimes, DUI, and traffic offenses in the Pittsburgh region from its Carnegie office.
Serving western Allegheny County
Our service area includes Robinson Township, Moon Township, Coraopolis, Kennedy Township, Crafton, North Fayette, Findlay, and nearby communities. If you receive a citation, learn of an investigation, or are arrested, the details and deadlines can matter. We review the allegations and available records and explain the court process and possible next steps.
Cases may involve DUI, license suspensions, traffic offenses, drug or firearm allegations, assault, theft, domestic violence, or other criminal charges. In a DUI matter, the reason for a vehicle stop, officer observations, testing procedures, and evidence handling may affect the case. We assess each matter based on its facts; no particular result is promised.
Understanding the court process
Depending on the charge, a case may begin with a preliminary hearing before a magisterial district judge and later proceed to the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. Keep citations, court notices, and release paperwork together. Tell your lawyer about court dates, deadlines, witnesses, available recordings, and any contact from investigators as early as possible.
Defense preparation may include reviewing police reports and recordings, examining the legal basis for a stop or search, and addressing how evidence was collected. Avoid discussing an open case online or with potential witnesses. Preserve relevant messages and documents and promptly share new developments with your lawyer.
Allegheny County criminal defense resources
Read our Allegheny County criminal defense overview, or see South, East, and North Allegheny regional pages.
Call Logue Law Group at 412-387-6901 to arrange a consultation about a charge or investigation. The firm represents a client only after agreeing to take the case.











