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A DUI arrest in Pennsylvania, as with most states, has the potential for steep fines and jail time. Due to the dangers associated with drunk driving, penalties for a conviction are high.

Truck and bus drivers in Pennsylvania and around the country are held to higher standards than passenger vehicle drivers. This is because the vehicles they operate are large, heavy, and cumbersome and would pose a serious threat to other road users if operated recklessly.

Driving under the influence laws in Pennsylvania impose multiple penalties on people found to be operating vehicles while impaired or intoxicated. People accused of DUI generally know that they will have their licenses revoked and face fines.

When someone finds him- or herself arrested, concerns may arise about getting out of jail. Persons arrested for the first time may be unsure how the Pennsylvania courts work, and the concept of bail might be a mystery.

Being pulled over for any reason can be intimidating, especially if you do not know what is going to happen next. If you are stopped on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol, the police may follow a general procedure.

The National Trial Lawyers organization is pleased to announce that Roan J. Confer, Jr. has been selected for inclusion into its Top 100 Trial Lawyers, an honor given to only a select group of lawyers for their superior skills and qualifications in the field.

The sudden siren and flashing blue and red lights of a police vehicle behind you. If you have been arrested on suspicion of DUI in Pennsylvania, you know the sickening feeling you get when an officer pulls you over.