Pennsylvania Law

dicindiolaw | March 12, 2024 | Pennsylvania Law

According to Pennsylvania Consolidated Statute §6109, you must have a license to carry a firearm concealed in a vehicle or on/about your person. You must be 21 years old to apply for a handgun permit in Pennsylvania. You must also have a valid Pennsylvania driver’s… read more

ekatherine.stamatis@lawrank.com | October 20, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law

In Pennsylvania, as in all states, there is a statute of limitations set forth for most criminal offenses. Essentially an expiration date, this provision limits the amount of time that can pass after a crime has been committed before the state authorities lose their right… read more

ekatherine.stamatis@lawrank.com | August 2, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law

Few terms evoke as much curiosity as the word “Bar” when used to refer to “Bar exams” or “Bar Associations.” People often wonder what “Bar” means in these contexts. Is it an acronym, or does it have a different connotation?  The history behind this three-letter… read more

ekatherine.stamatis@lawrank.com | July 24, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law

Despite the advent and proliferation of social media, online news sources, and other technological advances, many Pennsylvania residents still like to tune into their police scanners to see what their local law enforcement is up to. The use of police scanners is not welcomed by… read more

ekatherine.stamatis@lawrank.com | June 27, 2023 | Pennsylvania Law

Most Pennsylvania residents can legally possess a gun. However, there are some restrictions on the purchase and possession. Violating these restrictions can result in criminal convictions and significant jail time.  Ignorance of the law is no excuse. That’s why it is important to fully understand… read more