Yes, the Philadelphia police can lie to you in some situations. A United States Supreme Court ruling in Frazier v. Cupp allowed police to...
Traffic Stops
Is Acting Nervous Probable Cause to Arrest Me?
Are you wondering if acting nervous is probable cause to arrest you? Check out the answer below: No, acting nervous is not probable cause...
Dog Sniff During Traffic Stop Held Unconstitutional
The following story is one I wrote, which was originally published in the April 2015 edition of Upon Further Review, a publication of the...
PA Sup. Ct. Refutes Car Search During Illegal Detention
Just a week after the United States Supreme Court suppressed evidence discovered as a result of an dog sniff because police unjustifiably...
Nervousness, Reaching Justify Suspicion for Weapons Search
Criminal lawyers in Philadelphia need to be aware of cases where police claim their clients appeared nervous and made furtive movements....
Home » Criminal Defense »