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13. 01

2019

By vcaputo Chapter 27: Assault, Law Library

§ 2703.1. Aggravated harassment by prisoner.

§ 2703.1. Aggravated harassment by prisoner. A person who is confined in or committed to any local or county detention facility, jail or prison or any State penal or correctional institution or other State penal or correctional facility located in this Commonwealth commits a felony of the third degree if he, while so confined or […]

02. 01

2019

By vcaputo Criminal Defense

License to Carry: How to Obtain a Concealed Carry License in Pa

In Pennsylvania, residents are allowed to carry a concealed firearm if they have a Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms. To obtain this license, an individual must: Be 21 years of age or older Provide a valid government issued identification card with a photograph and physical address listed on it (Preferably a Drivers License or DMV […]

28. 12

2018

By vcaputo Civil Law, Criminal Defense, DUI, Penalties

O’Connell Warnings: Don’t Risk Your License

Recently, the Law Office of Vincent J. Caputo posted a blog titled Refusal of a DUI Breathalyzer or Blood Test: Knowing the Consequences. That article explains the consequences of refusing a chemical test, but why must drivers submit to testing? In Pennsylvania driving is a privilege, not a right. This is why a driver is required to […]

26. 12

2018

By vcaputo Criminal Defense

Burglary and the Defenses Against It

What is Burglary? Burglary is a when a person enters a building and or home with intent to commit a crime. It is important to note that Burglary takes place when the building or home is occupied by persons or could potentially be at any given time. It is considered a felony, especially when there […]

26. 12

2018

By vcaputo Dog Bite, Personal Injury

Personal Injury: Dog Bites

First things first, what is Personal Injury? Personal injury is when a persons mind or body is harmed, and another person could be responsible for that harm. An example of a personal injury could be if you or a loved one were attacked by a dog. In Pennsylvania there are certain liabilities as follows to […]

Standards of Proof In Criminal and Civil Cases

26. 12

2018

By vcaputo Civil Law, Criminal Defense

Standards of Proof In Criminal and Civil Cases

Standards of Proof Standards of Proof is the level of evidence that is needed in order to move along in the criminal justice system. Each standard has a requirement that must be met based off of what a reasonable person would agree to. The standards are different between criminal and civil matters. Reasonable Suspicion The […]

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§ 2703.1. Aggravated harassment by prisoner.

License to Carry: How to Obtain a Concealed Carry License in Pa

O’Connell Warnings: Don’t Risk Your License

Burglary and the Defenses Against It

Personal Injury: Dog Bites

Standards of Proof In Criminal and Civil Cases

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