If a police officer arrests you for something, it is typically safe to assume that the charge could result in a conviction. However, you have rights. Marijuana laws are changing in Pennsylvania. However, they are still somewhat strict — especially when compared with...

If you are a student, you most likely receive some form of financial aid. Most people apply for federal aid by completing the FAFSA. As with any financial aid, there are requirements that a student must meet. There are also conditions that can hurt a person’s chances...

There is a fine line between legal and illegal drugs. While you may think that using or buying a legal drug will protect you from criminal charges, this may not be true. The U.S. Department of Justice explains that drugs you can legally buy can become illegal if you...

Several municipalities in Pennsylvania have passed ordinances decriminalizing the possession of under an ounce of cannabis. Still, the police in these cities may arrest and charge you if they find you carrying even a small amount of marijuana. According to the York...

When an individual has an arrest on their criminal record, it should not ruin their future. According to Criminaldefenceblawg, individuals may still look past the difficulties and challenges of getting arrested and facing legal punishments. Similarly, they may look up...

When you have been convicted of a drug-related crime in Pennsylvania, your future may be uncertain as you learn how your actions will impact your effort to maintain relationships, build trust in others and qualify for a job. At Decker Bradburn Attorneys at Law, we see...

In the US, the opioid epidemic continues and Pennsylvania is no exception. In many states, policymakers face uncertainty on how to curb the epidemic and reduce the overdose rates. The Good Samaritan law is among the attempts at reducing overdoses. The NCSL reports...

When someone is charged with an offense that involves drugs, there are many different consequences they may lose sleep about. From time behind bars to an inability to continue their college education, these cases are very serious and can turn someone’s life upside...