Police are violating our constitutional rights in the name of PA DUI enforcement.

PA DUI Police Violate our Constitutional Rights

Pennsylvania Police are Conducting Illegal Random Stops for DUI The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution makes it illegal for police to make arrests without probable cause. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue,…

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Hunting for DUI without knowing what to look for

DUI Detection Cues

Are Pennsylvania Police Officers Being Misinformed About DUI? One of the important aspects of DUI enforcement that is being treated lightly is properly training Pennsylvania’s police force.  The truth of the matter is that police officers in PA who receive very little DUI training are entrusted with the very difficult task of determining who is…

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The PA DUI Attorney Challenge: Taking DUI Cases to Trial

The PA DUI Attorney Challenge: Taking DUI Cases to Trial

Having the right DUI lawyer at your side can make all the difference.  The Pennsylvania DUI prosecutors you are up against have extensive experience and have one single goal- convicting you of DUI.  They have the police on their side, who are trained and practiced professional witnesses, and they have some form of evidence which they…

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Quantity vs Quality: The Pennsylvania DUI Checkpoint Fight

Pennsylvania DUI Checkpoints to Continue

Get Ready to Have your Right Violated For Another Year in the Name of DUI Enforcement State Police Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski announced recently that Pennsylvania DUI checkpoints will continue for at least another year, so get ready for another year of your rights being violated and being treated like a criminal just for being…

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Attorney McShane Successfully Appeal a Pennsylvania DUI Case

Pennsylvania DUI Attorney Wins Appeal in The Superior Court of Pennsylvania

I recently had the opportunity to defend a Pennsylvania DUI case that ended in a conviction for my client at trial.  However, I appealed the judgment to The Superior Court of Pennsylvania and they overturned the verdict.  However, in doing so, the Superior Court for the first time in Pennsylvania applied in its published opinion…

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How Pennsylvania State Police Cutbacks Effect DUI Enforcement

How Pennsylvania State Police Cutbacks Effect DUI Enforcement

Pennsylvania State Police are Facing Cutbacks:  How does this effect DUI enforcement in PA? There have been budget cut backs all across Pennsylvania effecting schools, municipal services and even law enforcement.  As a Pennsylvania DUI lawyer who deals with the police on a regular basis, I find this really troubling.  One of my main gripes…

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