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June 2019 Articles

How DUI Checkpoints Work In Pennsylvania Could Be Changing

June 26, 2019

There has always been a debate surrounding the legality of using checkpoints as a way to check for drunk drivers. A recent court ruling could impact how these checkpoints work, and it may even affect some types of DUI cases. The...

Lengthy Investigation Leads To Drug Charges For Many People

June 13, 2019

Recently in Pennsylvania, a major investigation lead to the arrests of more than two dozen individuals. The investigation reached into two states, and the police are still looking for a handful of people suspected of delivering and selling drugs. At...

Reckless Driving Charges for College Students: What You Need to Know

April 01, 2026

College brings new freedoms and challenges, including the risk of reckless driving charges for students in State College, Pennsylvania. At Terry Hess Law, we aim to help students and families understand this charge and how to best protect a student’s...

Can You Be Arrested for Public Drunkenness on Campus in Pennsylvania?

February 15, 2026

Many students in State College believe police ignore drunkenness on campus. That assumption can be costly. Pennsylvania law is clear, and so is the way Penn State University Police and State College officers enforce it. If you are visibly intoxicated...

The Impact of Public Intoxication on Penn State Students' Future

December 15, 2025

Penn State University ranks among the most prominent institutions of higher education in the United States, with enrollment exceeding 46,000 students at its University Park campus. This massive student population creates a vibrant social environment, but it also generates significant...

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