Is It Illegal in Pennsylvania to Use Vape Pens, Wax, or Oil Containing THC?
The use and popularity of vape pens have skyrocketed in recent years. Viewed as a healthier alternative to cigarettes, these devices have a wide range of products available for consumption, including marijuana and its derivatives. However, vaping can pose significant health issues, including respiratory problems and potential long-term effects. And despite attitudes toward marijuana softening […]
Read MoreTop 6 Causes of a False Positive Breath Test
Few things can ruin an otherwise fun night faster than flashing lights in your rearview mirror. If an officer suspects that you’re driving over Pennsylvania’s legal limit for blood alcohol concentration—0.08%—they may ask you to take a roadside breathalyzer test. Breath tests can sometimes give false positive results, leading to serious legal consequences. However, it’s […]
Read MoreWhat Is a Hardship License and Can I Apply after DUI in Pennsylvania?
If you’re facing driving under the influence charges in Pennsylvania, you may be worried that the consequences associated with a conviction will take a toll on your mental health, finances, social life, and career. That’s not to mention the potential for court appearances, fines, and a suspension of your driver’s license. The latter, which encompasses […]
Read MoreUnder What Circumstances Can I Avoid Appearing in Court for a Summons in PA?
Through different circumstances, people can find themselves summoned to a courtroom without the ability to avoid appearing in court. However, there are some instances in which you can avoid appearing in court following a criminal summons when you have the right legal team to represent you. At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C., our professional […]
Read MoreWhat Are Your Rights During a Stop and Frisk in Pennsylvania?
Stop and frisk brings up a range of issues. Some groups consider stop and frisk a clear failure of public safety policy. However, the practice is legal under Pennsylvania’s policing procedures, provided it is used appropriately to address suspicions of criminal activity. Under the guidelines, if a law enforcement officer believes that someone has been […]
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