The penalties for a Homicide By Vehicle While DUI conviction in Pennsylvania vary according to the grading of statutory acts and intent. While first-degree Homicide By VehicleDUI felonies carry up to 20 years in prison, second-degree felonies carry up to ten. Either grading could incur a maximum of $25,000 in fines. In this article, our […]
What Is the Difference Between Voluntary and Involuntary Manslaughter in Pennsylvania?
The differences between voluntary and involuntary manslaughter in Pennsylvania involve both action and intent. Voluntary manslaughter is when you unjustifiably kill someone after provocation with criminal intent, while involuntary manslaughter occurs during an unlawful or criminally negligent act without criminal intent. By contrast, voluntary and involuntary manslaughter offenses are both Criminal Homicide offenses. Our Philadelphia […]
Philadelphia-Based Law Firm Changes Name, Corporate Designation
Shuttleworth Law P.C. founder celebrates changes, credits firm’s success to experience, skills, and results for clients [Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] – Shuttleworth Law P.C., founded by Brad V. Shuttleworth, Esq., changed its name on January 3, 2023 after registering as a professional corporation in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The firm (formerly known as “Shuttleworth Law”) is located […]
Can My Accuser Drop Domestic Violence Charges Against Me in PA?
No, your accuser cannot drop domestic violence (DV) charges against you in PA. However, they have the right not to testify against you if they can sufficiently invoke the 5th Amendment. They can also strongly communicate to the prosecutor that they don’t want you prosecuted. Courts decide if DV charges can be dropped regardless of […]
What Are the Elements of Fraud in Pennsylvania?
Fraud in Pennsylvania must be proven by meeting certain elements. The elements of fraud in Pennsylvania generally include a) material factual misrepresentation that b) was made knowingly and willfully, and c) relied upon (or could have been relied upon) by the alleged victim while d) resulted (or could have resulted) in their physical or financial […]
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