January 2020 Articles
Students With Drug Convictions May Still Get Student Aid
When students in Pennsylvania face charges related to drugs and alcohol, they may worry about their student aid — and with good reason. There was a time when students could not get financial aid if they were convicted of selling...
Read MoreWhen Parents May Be Notified After a College Criminal Charge
A criminal charge involving a college student does not automatically mean the student’s parents will be notified. Police, courts, and universities follow different rules, and the answer may depend on the student’s age, the type of allegation, the address on...
Read MoreAttorney Guidance During Penn State Student Conduct Hearings
A Penn State conduct case can affect your education, housing, activities, and student record. The university process is separate from a criminal case, so a student may face discipline even if no criminal charge is filed. At Terry Hess Law,...
Read MorePennsylvania DUI Laws for College Students
Pennsylvania sets the driving under the influence (DUI) limit at 0.08 percent for drivers 21 and over, and most students assume they are held to that statute. Many also believe that a first offense means losing a license and that...
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