Criminal Defense

Possession of an illegal substance is a serious charge for anyone to face. Understanding these charges can be difficult despite Pennsylvania and the federal government using the same classification system. […]

Probation is a court sanction put on a person found guilty of committing a crime. With supervision from a probation officer (PO), a person can stay in their community under […]

Robbery, burglary, and theft may look similar on the surface, but in the eyes of the law in Pennsylvania, they are distinctly different. Specifically, what actually counts as robbery, burglary, […]

Most people who are charged with a crime will be charged with a blue-collar crime. These crimes consist of those that people can easily define, such as theft, assault, and […]

Juvenile court is for children between the ages of 10 and 18 who commit criminal offenses. In some cases, the use of juvenile court can continue until someone is 21 […]

The holiday has come and gone, but if you were unlucky enough, the holiday left its mark. While the 4th of July is meant to be a time of celebration […]

Does Scranton have a higher crime rate than most cities? Scranton crime actually rates higher than the state of Pennsylvania on average for violent crime, but not property crime. This […]

It’s not uncommon for a married couple who have been together for years to begin to exhibit similar traits and habits–almost becoming the same person. However, when you use your […]

Law enforcement officers have the difficult and unenviable job of keeping our communities safe by investigating (and hopefully thwarting) unlawful acts that put the public at risk of violence, theft, […]

As a result of COVID-19 mandates still being in effect, many bars and restaurants in our area have been forced to scale down the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. However, that […]