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Location: Pocono Social Security Disability attorney serving northeastern Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley for over 30 years. Free case evaluation. Call for appointment in our Stroudsburg office.
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Phone: (570) 424-6035

Address: 19 S 6th St, Stroudsburg, PA 18360

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Criminal Defense
Atty. Munley fights to protect each client’s record. Programs are often available where charges can be dismissed and expunged after successful completion of court supervision, including ARD, Sect. 17, and Drug Court. Plea negotiations handled by an experienced, proven criminal defense attorney can often result in no incarceration and sometimes no criminal record. Trial
DUI/DWI
Certified Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy since 2003 and has been recertified every 5 years since. If you’d like to know more about taking your case to trial, call Scranton and Stroudsburg Criminal Attorney Robert J. Munley. Charges Defended DUI
Traffic Violations
A DUI arrest usually begins when a police officer either sees a traffic violation or is investigating a crash. A valid traffic violation gives the officer probable cause or reasonable suspicion to pull the driver over. If the officer smells alcohol on the driver’s breath or marijuana inside the vehicle, the officer will often ask the driver to perform field sobriety tests such as walk heel-to-toe and stand on one leg for 30 seconds. Based on the results of the tests, the officer may ask the driver to give a breath sample at the scene if there‘s a smell of alcohol. If the breath sample gives an alcohol reading or if the officer thinks the driver may be under the influence of a controlled substance, a blood test will be requested. If tests results show a blood alcohol level of.08% or higher or the presence of controlled substances like THC or opiates above the therapeutic level, DUI charges are filed.
Sex Crimes
Sex crimes include: Rape, Sexual Assault, Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse, Indecent Assault, Corruption of Minors, Sexual Abuse of Children (child pornography) and Indecent Exposure. Sex crimes usually involve some type of sex act or inappropriate touching with another without the other’s consent or if the victim is under 16 yrs. old.
Fraud
Access Device Fraud (Credit Card Fraud), 18 Pa.C.S.A. 4106 is typically when someone uses another’s credit card without the owner of the card’s authorization. Access Device Fraud is a Felony 3 if the value of the purchases is greater than $500, a Misdemeanor 1 if the value is between $50.00 and $500.00, or a Misdemeanor 3 if the value is under $50.00.
Robbery
Theft by Unlawful Taking, Receiving Stolen Property, Retail Theft, Burglary, and Robbery are the most common theft-related charges.
Burglary
Theft-related crimes in Pennsylvania include Retail Theft, Theft by Unlawful Taking, Receiving Stolen Property, Access Device Fraud (credit card theft), Burglary and Robbery. The grading of theft crimes range from summary offenses to serious felonies. Grading is based on the following factors: the value of the property involved, the person’s prior history of theft, type of property taken, and the specific facts of each case. If you’re charged with a Theft-related crime, call Stroudsburg and Scranton theft crimes lawyer, Robert J. Munley for a free, no obligation review of your case.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Strangulation is when a person intentionally impedes the breathing of another by applying pressure to the throat or neck of another or blocks the person’s nose and mouth. Strangulation is either a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the facts of the case.
Drug Crimes
A Conspiracy to Deliver a Controlled Substance is when 2 or more people agree to deliver or sell a controlled substance. Each member of the conspiracy must play some part, however minor. However, just knowledge of the plan to deliver or sell a controlled substance, with no involvement is not Conspiracy to Deliver a Controlled Substance. Example: Just knowing that your boyfriend sells drugs doesn’t make you part of a conspiracy. However, if you help him to deliver drugs, even in the tiniest way, you’re part of the Conspiracy to Deliver a Controlled Substance. Defending Felony Drug Charges
Assault
Simple Assault is when a person attempts to cause or causes injury to another. A person striking another with significant force will usually qualify as a Simple Assault. Aggravated Assault is when a person attempts to cause or causes “serious bodily injury” to another.

Personal Injury
Atty. Munley is a criminal defense specialist. However, many of his clients rely on him for advice when they are injured through no fault of their own. Atty. Munley is associated with some of the most successful personal injury attorneys in Northeast Pennsylvania. If you or a loved one has suffered a personal injury due to the actions or negligence of another, call Atty. Munley and he will review your case at no charge and if your case qualifies, will refer you to one of his local associates who specialize in personal injury.

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