Lenore Suhanec, Author at Keith J. Williams Law

What To Know About New Senate Bill 290 A.K.A. “Ignition Interlock Law”

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:43:00-05:00September 6th, 2017|DUI Defense, Pennsylvania Law|

Keith J. Williams, Esq., a Warminster, PA criminal defense attorney, wants to inform citizens across Pennsylvania about a new bill. On Friday, August 25, 2017, a new historic bill was put into effect. Sponsored by Senator John Rafferty, R-Montgomery County, Senate Bill 290 allows those charged with driving under the influence for the first time to prevent them from having their driver’s licenses suspended for one year. Instead, this Ignition Interlock Law lets offenders keep their licenses while paying to have an ignition interlock system installed in their vehicles. The goal of this new bill is to decrease the amount [...]

What Act 10 A.K.A. “Libre’s Law” Means For Pet Owners

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:43:36-05:00August 23rd, 2017|Pennsylvania Law, Personal Injury|

Act 10, which is also known as "Libre's Law," was signed by the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 28, and will begin to take effect this August 28. Under this new law, maiming or killing an animal will be considered a felony. Keith J. Williams is taking this opportunity to make animal owners and citizens everywhere aware of what this new legislation means for them. In addition, he would also like to let readers know that he is more than capable of defending anyone who is charged under the rules of Act 10. Keith J. Williams Law does not condone [...]

The Difference Between Limited Access and Expungement

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:44:19-05:00July 26th, 2017|Bucks County Programs, Criminal Defense, Pennsylvania Law|

Pennsylvania’s recently instituted Limited Access Law grants citizens the ability to limit who can access their criminal records. While criminal justice agencies will still have access to these records, they will be removed from public view. This law allows these citizens to have a better chance to gain employment, housing, and education. Their criminal history often dissuades decision makers from giving these people jobs, property, or education. The Limited Access Law does not replace expungement; it is another option. If you are looking for a criminal defense attorney near Warminster, PA, and its surrounding areas that can help you understand [...]

Pennsylvania’s Ignition-Lock Law Takes into Effect in August

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:44:56-05:00July 10th, 2017|DUI Defense, Pennsylvania Law|

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed into law a bipartisan bill last May that requires drivers who commit a first DUI offense to institute a device in their vehicles that measures blood alcohol levels. If you pass, you’re able to start your engine. […]

Farewell, Vehicle Registration Stickers

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:45:31-05:00February 20th, 2017|Pennsylvania Law, Traffic Violations|

At Keith J. Williams Law, we are committed not only to providing you with the finest legal representation in Bucks County and Montgomery County, but also to educating our clients on laws that pertain to them. On Dec. 30, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) issued its final vehicle registration sticker. A new state law went into effect, eliminating the requirement of placing those little stickers on your license plate. So, why did this happen? When did it become law? Here are a few things you should know about Act 89 and how it affects you. A Little Over Three [...]

Falls Kidnapping Trial Ends in Mixed Verdict

Lenore Suhanec2022-11-28T16:38:56-05:00December 16th, 2015|Criminal Defense, Keith J. Williams in the News|

Jurors in Bucks County convicted Michael Bashion Williams on Thursday, but not in the way his attorney wanted. "This is not a kidnapping case," defense attorney Keith Williams said in closing arguments. "This is an assault case. This is a terroristic threats case." Williams urged the dozen men and women to find his client guilty of those lesser charges, and to acquit the 28-year-old Trenton, New Jersey, man of the most serious charges of burglary and kidnapping -- charges the attorney said prosecutors failed to prove. The jury defied Williams' request in part, convicting Michael Williams of burglary, but acquitting [...]

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