On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 27, 2018 | Assault
The extremes to which some fraternities and sororities haze new members has been the focus of many news media stories in recent years. The focus is largely due to deaths that occur when hazing is taken too far by members. Unfortunately, a Penn State fraternity, Beta...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 19, 2018 | Truck Accidents
Motor vehicle operators know that weather can and will affect the safety of the roadways. The sun’s brightness and thick snow can limit visibility. Rain and ice can result in slick roads. The Pennsylvania Department of Transpiration and the governor have...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 14, 2018 | Drunk Driving
Some circumstances in life can leave some people in a downward spiral. Some circumstances can seem impossible to recover from, including those that result in arrests. Unfortunately, drunk driving offenses are often repeated and a difficult cycle for some individuals...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 12, 2018 | Car Accidents
According to the Wall Street Journal, almost 6,000 pedestrians were killed in the United States last year. The last time pedestrian deaths were this high was 1983. No one knows for sure the cause for the rise in pedestrian fatalities but I have some thoughts. When was...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 9, 2018 | DUI
Let’s say a police officer pulls you over in State College, and asks you to step out of your car. At this point, you should consider yourself detained and unable to leave the scene without the officer’s permission. Police officers typically only ask...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 6, 2018 | Theft
Criminal defense attorneys can probably attest to a wide variety of clients with an assortment of things they may have been accused of stealing. Typically, people steal things that signify wealth like money, accessories, vehicles and other objects considered of...
On behalf of Lisko & Associates | Mar 1, 2018 | Criminal Defense
One of the well-known warrantless searches allowable is the search of an automobile. The reasoning is that the vehicle could be moved and the police would lose whatever evidence might be inside. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently ruled in at least one...
