Civil Law vs. Criminal Law In the United States, including in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, laws fall into two broad, general categories: civil law and criminal law. Civil law involves such matters as contracts, family
Pennsylvania utilizes a graduated system when it comes to the penalties imposed for driving under the influence. The penalties rise when a person ends up convicted of more the one DUI. In addition, more severe
The reality is that people from all walks of life find themselves subject to investigation by law enforcement at some juncture. In many cases, a police investigation may be undertaken after nothing more than someone
Implied Consent and Field Sobriety Tests Driving under the influence can have serious consequences in Pennsylvania. All motorists operating vehicles in the commonwealth must understand the essential elements of DUI laws before they get behind
The American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys has recognized the exceptional performance of Pennsylvania’s DUI Attorney David C. McKenzie III as Two Years 10 Best DUI Attorney for Client Satisfaction. The American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys is a
Attorney David C. McKenzie III recently became a member of the National Advocacy for DUI Defense (NAFDD), LLC, an organization that awards the nation’s best private Driving Under the Influence (DUI) attorneys. NAFDD identifies the
We are happy to share another 5 star review from one of our DUI clients: “EXCELLENT DUI ATTORNEY Mr. McKenzie could not have been more professional and personal. Every question I had was answered quickly
DUI – Driving Under the Influence in PA DUI means Driving Under the Influence. DUI is a serious offence. The permitted Blood Alcohol Content in PA is .08. If you are driving
Benjamin Hansen, an economist at the University of Oregon in Eugene and at the National Bureau of Economic Research, who has studied marijuana legalization in relation to driving accidents says that while marijuana does impair
As it relates to DUI defense, a lesson to be learned here is that video recording is not just a tool for the client, but for the police as well. McNabb shouldn’t have said anything
