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- Navigating DUI Charges After an Accident: Legal Guidance
Jan 2, 2025
Driving under the influence Understanding DUI Laws in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania enforces strict DUI laws to deter impaired driving and enhance public safety. Under Pennsylvania law, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher. For commercial drivers, the limit is 0.04%, and for drivers under 21, the threshold is 0.02%. When a DUI is coupled with an accident, additional penalties can be imposed. These penaltie...Read More - Muckler Law Successfully Defends Constitutional Protections in Traffic Stop Case
Dec 19, 2024
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Dec 16, 2024
Facing an underage Understanding the laws, penalties, and potential defenses is the first step toward navigating this difficult time. In this guide, we’ll break down the essential aspects of underage DUIs in Pennsylvania and explore how working with a dedicated attorney can safeguard your future. Understanding Underage DUI Laws in Pennsylvania In Pennsylvania, the legal drinking age is 21. However, drivers under the age of 21 can face DUI charges with a Blood Alcoho...Read More - What Types Of Crimes Can Juveniles Get Arrested For in Pennsylvania?
Nov 6, 2024
When your child is facing criminal charges, it can be a challenging time for the entire family. Pennsylvania’s juvenile justice system emphasizes rehabilitation, but navigating the legal process can be complex and requires skilled legal guidance. At Muckler Law, we are dedicated to supporting young individuals through this process, working closely with families to seek the most favorable outcome based on each case. Understanding common juvenile offenses and knowing how to act early can b...Read More - The Consequences of DUI with a Minor in the Vehicle: What You Need to Know
Oct 24, 2024
Facing a Understanding Pennsylvania DUI Laws In Pennsylvania, a DUI charge typically occurs when a driver has a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher. The law also applies to drivers under the influence of drugs, whether prescription or illegal. DUI charges are classified into three tiers based on BAC levels: General Impairment: High BAC: Highest BAC: Each tier comes with escalating penalties, but when a minor is present, these penalties are significantl...Read More - Attorney Matthew T. Muckler Secures Probation for Client in Wilkes-Barre Shooting Incident
Oct 16, 2024
WILKES-BARRE – Thanks to the strong defense provided by Attorne...Read More - What to Expect When You’re Booked for a DUI in Pennsylvania
Sep 26, 2024
Being arrested for 1. The Initial Arrest The booking process begins immediately after a police officer arrests you for DUI. In Pennsylvania, DUI arrests typically occur following a traffic stop where an officer suspects you are driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If the officer believes you are impaired based on your behavior, the results of a field sobriety test, or a preliminary breath test (PBT), they will arrest you. After you...Read More - Alan Jay Meyers Representation: Charged with First Degree Murder, Guilty Plea for 20-40 Years
Aug 28, 2024
Matthew Muckler The evidence presented by the prosecution painted a grim picture, but Muckler maintained that the facts were not indicative of a first-degree murder charge. Alan's decision to flee the scene was not that of a calculated killer, but rather a scared and intoxicated teenager who acted impulsively out of fear and confusion. This distinction was crucial in arguing for a lesser charge of third-degree murder, reflecting a tragic accident rather than a deliberat...Read More - A Win for Justice in Lycoming County
Aug 16, 2024
At Case Background Our client, Mr. Smith, was facing serious charges: Aggravated Assault (Felony 1), Simple Assault (Misdemeanor 2), and Harassment (Summary offense). The stakes were incredibly high, with a potential maximum sentence of 22 years if convicted on all counts. The Commonwealth's case relied heavily on the testimony of six witnesses, including expert medical testimony from Dr. Elephant, family members, and four eyewitnesses, all of whom testified in a manner consistent with th...Read More - Navigating Pennsylvania's Juvenile Justice System: A Parent’s Guide
Aug 15, 2024
When your child faces Understanding the Pennsylvania Juvenile Justice System As a parent, your child's future is your top priority. The Pennsylvania Key Differences Between Juvenile and Adult Criminal Systems Focus on Rehabilitation: Privacy Protections: No Jury Trials: Understanding these differences is essential, as the juvenile justice system, while protective, can have serious long-term implications for your child. The Juvenile Justice Process in Pennsylvania If your child is accused of a crime, knowin...Read More
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