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Navigate this Page​​ One of the most ancient legal privileges is the spousal privilege. Pennsylvania law still recognizes that a husband and a wife may refuse to testify against each other in a criminal proceeding – the privilege belongs to the witness spouse. Pennsylvania also recognizes that where “confidential communications” have been made by one […]

Navigate this Page​​ Pennsylvania School Zone Laws Children are some of the people most vulnerable to pedestrian accidents both because of their size and innocence. The increased volume of schoolchildren foot traffic around schools creates an even higher risk of danger. That’s why Pennsylvania laws set down strict rules for motorists driving in school zones.

Navigate this Page​​ N.J.S.A. 39:3-74: Windshields must be unobstructed and equipped with cleaners Recently, a client of ours was charged with obstructing his windshield with a radar detector. This came of interest to me because I always use a radar detector while driving in the State of New Jersey. After reviewing the applicable NJ law,

Navigate this Page​​ Many of our clients ask whether out-of-state driving tickets will transfer to Pennsylvania. In fact, when we are representing clients in New Jersey courts for traffic tickets, many attorneys and prosecutors routinely ask us whether NJ traffic offenses and points transfer to PA. The short answer is: it depends. Pennsylvania and 45

Navigate this Page​​ If you are convicted or plead guilty to a Pennsylvania DUI, the Clerk of Courts of the county where you have been convicted is required to send notice of the conviction to PennDot. PennDot will then send you a notice by mail informing you that your Pennsylvania Driver’s license will be suspended