A Pennsylvania
Criminal Charge Can Ruin Your Life If You Let It!
I defend people
accused of any criminal offense in the greater Pittsburgh, PA area /
Western Pennsylvania.
Some of the charges I have
successfully defending include:
- drug
possession / possession of drugs
- possession with intent to distribute
- assault
- simple assault
- aggravated assault
- domestic violence
- fraud
- Tax crimes (tax evasion, filing a
false return, failure to file a return)
- theft / retail theft
- theft by unlawful taking or
disposition
- theft by deception
- shoplifting
- receiving stolen property
- unlawful lotteries
- gambling
- disorderly conduct
- criminal mischief
- harassment
- terroristic threats
- indecent exposure
- prostitution and related offenses (patronizing, soliciting)
- Public Indecency / open lewdness
- Corruption of minors
- Hacking and related computer crimes
(unlawful duplication, computer trespass, distribution of computer virus
- reckless driving / careless driving
- driving on suspended license
Please call me for a free consultation
if
you've been arrested or accused of any of the above Pennsylvania criminal
charges, or other offenses. I'll offer you some advice
on what you can do, and how I would be able to help you
if you choose me to represent you. There's no
obligation, and my consultation is strictly
confidential, even if you don't choose to hire me. Call
now.
Pennsylvania
Criminal Penalties and Categories
Under
Pennsylvania Criminal Laws, all criminal offenses fall into the
following classifications. There are 3 classes of Felonies (Felony 1,
Felony 2, Felony 3), for which the maximum penalties are:
- Felony 1: Up to 20 years
in prison
- Felony 2: Up to 10 years in prison
- Felony 3: Up to 7 years in prison.
Similarly, there are 3 classes of Misdemeanors (Misdemeanor 1,
Misdemeanor 2, Misdemeanor 3), for which the maximum penalties
under Pennsylvania law if found guilty, are:
- Misdemeanor 1: Up to 5 years in
prison
- Misdemeanor 2: Up to 3 years in
prison
- Misdemeanor 3: Up to 1 year in
prison
There is also a lesser category of what is known as a summary
offense. If you are found guilty of a summary
offense, you face up to 90 days in jail as a maximum penalty.
For further information and a free
consultation on the specifics of your Pennsylvania criminal case, call
me anytime.
The Law Offices of David S. Shrager
Allegheny
Building
Suite 1310
429 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
(866) 382-8646
I represent people in courts across Western
Pennsylvania, including Allegheny, Beaver, Butler,
Washington, Westmoreland, Greene, Fayette, Somerset,
Cambria, Clearfield, Jefferson, Indiana, Clarion,
Mercer, Centre, Blair, Venango, Bedford, and Huntingdon
Counties.
Philadelphia, PA Defense Attorney
Our Pennsylvania associates also defend clients in
Eastern Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia metro area.
Please contact us for further information.
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