by Brad Shuttleworth | Oct 29, 2008 | Criminal Court, Criminal Lawyer, Education, Juvenile Crime, Uncategorized
With many adolescents being unable to complete their high school education, the question that often arises is: “What they are going to do to make a living.” Unfortunately, the answer to this many times is criminal activity. In addition, with unemployment... by Brad Shuttleworth | Oct 27, 2008 | 2nd Amendment, Criminal Court, Criminal Lawyer, Gun Laws, Uncategorized
With the recent growth of violent crimes committed with handguns, Pennsylvania legislators have rushed to install tougher gun laws. The focus of the new gun bill is intended to reform two areas. The first reform will double the minimum sentence of violent firearms... by Brad Shuttleworth | Oct 27, 2008 | 5th Amendment, Criminal Court, Criminal Lawyer, Interrogations, Uncategorized
The right to remain silent may be the most important right you have when accused of a crime, or even before being accused of a crime. Check out this video to gain a unique view of the interrogation process from the perspective of a former criminal defense lawyer... by Brad Shuttleworth | Oct 25, 2008 | Criminal Court, Criminal Lawyer, Economics, Uncategorized
With the growing financial crisis, crime is poised to return to levels only seen in other times of economic trouble. While crime rates nationally have fell greatly over the past decade, the recent growth of crime could potentially return America’s urban communities to... by Brad Shuttleworth | Oct 22, 2008 | Criminal Court, Drug Lawyer, Judges, Privacy, Search Warrants, Searches and Seizures, Uncategorized, Warrants
The Pennsylvania Superior Court handed down a new case this month about warrantless searches of automobiles in In re O.J., 2008 Pa. Super. 234 (Oct. 1, 2008) (No, this case is not about O.J. Simpson, but it sure would be more fun if it were. It’s a juvenile...
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