On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 27, 2019 | Firm News, Misdemeanors
Some might call it art, but property owners usually call it vandalism. Whichever way you look at it, you and other Pennsylvania residents who are accused of drawing or painting on others’ personal property may face legal consequences. In Pennsylvania, graffiti...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 21, 2019 | Firm News
Even if you’re sober, the thought of going through a DUI checkpoint is enough to make you cringe. The experience can be nerve-wracking, even if you haven’t done anything to arouse the suspicions of the officers working the checkpoint. Fortunately, when you...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 20, 2019 | Drug charges, Firm News
At Marinaro Law Firm, we understand that if your charges were reduced to a misdemeanor in Pennsylvania, you may be feeling grateful. After all, a misdemeanor charge is not as big a deal as a felony charge, especially when there is no jail time involved. Or, is it?...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 12, 2019 | Drug charges, Firm News
There are many changes across the country when it comes to drugs. Many states have started to decriminalize marijuana, with some making it completely legal. In other states, there have been some moves to help lessen the charges and penalties for drug crimes. In...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 8, 2019 | Felonies, Firm News
Pennsylvanian residents may not be aware of this, but there are distinct classes for different types of behavior or actions that could be considered terrorism. This can be important to know, since anyone can end up facing charges for terrorism, even if they...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 4, 2019 | Firm News
These days, many people feel that it is more and more difficult to know how to defend oneself without breaking the law. In many instances, just about any physical altercation between two people can lead to assault charges, which can result in serious criminal...
On behalf of Marinaro Law Firm | Feb 1, 2019 | Felonies, Firm News
When Pennsylvania residents hear the term “playing with fire,” they may not think about arson. However, this offense is a serious one and people who commit this crime may find themselves facing felony charges. FindLaw says that people commit arson...
