Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog

A Philadelphia man people perceived to be an upstanding citizen was sentenced to five years in prison after he was convicted of stealing more than $1 million from family and friends in a case of white collar crime

When Royal rolled down his window, Officer Shave said he smelled alcohol on his breath, according to the arrest affidavit

While working as a guard in prison, Jacoby purportedly stole the credit and debit cards of prisoners he perceived as behaving out of control

Former Philadelphia bus driver turned landlord is accused of scamming banks out of approximately $10 million with a real estate ploy in 2007

Singletary purportedly began showing her pictures on his mobile device, which included ”his two daughters in a hot tub or bubble bath, a female in black booty shorts and two pictures of his erect penis.”

24-year-old man apprehended after he drove his 1999 Jeep Cherokee through the gates and attempted to drive onto the airport runway

Priest asks the charges levied against him be dropped.

Ex-cop is set to receive almost $2,000 a month while in prison after murder conviction

Almost 6,500 images of child pornography discovered in Philadelphia man’s home

When a probationer or parolee is taken into custody due to a new arrest or a new violation, we are often asked about the status of the Gagnon I, Gagnon II, detainer hearings, and paying bail. This topic seems confusing for a bunch of folks but is actually straight forward with the proper lawyer by your side.