DUI: A story of regret

Once upon a time, there was a young man named John who was falsely accused and arrested for DUI by the police. John was a hardworking good man. He had been at a friend’s house watching football but didn’t drink with his friends. His buddy sitting next to him on the crowded couch spilled his…

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What a DUI Means for Nurses in PA

“I got arrested for a DUI. What will happen to my nursing license?” At The McShane Firm, we represent a lot of professionals who need to protect their careers.  People who can’t afford to get a DUI- hire The McShane Firm. For a free consultation, call us now at (717) 657-3900. What happens to your…

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What to Expect if You’re Expecting… a DUI: Preliminary Hearings

What to Expect if You’re Expecting… a DUI: Preliminary Hearings

DUI Preliminary Hearings in PA: A Brief Introduction I frequently represent people all over the Harrisburg area when they are accused of a DUI.  Two of the most frequent questions I get asked are:  (A)  What is a preliminary hearing all about, and (B) Am I definitely going to go to jail or lose my…

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Teacher Charged with DUI in PA: What you need to know

Teacher Charged with DUI in PA: What you need to know

A Pennsylvania Teacher must report their criminal convictions to the School Board According to the Pennsylvania School code, a school teacher must report their criminal convictions to the school board.  In some instances, this may result in the teacher being deemed ineligible to teach.  These rules affect: Teachers Principals Secretaries School Nurses Coaches Cafeteria Staff…

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New Bill passes the State Senate and calls for tougher DUI Laws

New Bill passes the State Senate and calls for tougher DUI Laws

A new bill sponsored by Senator John C. Rafferty, Jr. (R-44) will increase the penalties for many DUI offenders if passed into law.  The state senate has passed this legislation by a margin of (47-4). Summary of the Proposed Bill The bill proposes a number of changes, including: Creating a felony grading for people convicted…

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