James H. Bonner, Esquire, PC

James H. Bonner, Esquire, PC James H. Bonner is a former Delaware Country Assistant District Attorney.

He has a thorough knowledge of criminal law and local criminal court procedures, understands how the prosecution thinks and pursues cases, and has tried numerous jury cases

🚨 Attention Pennsylvania Residents 🚨Facing a second DUI charge https://bit.ly/48PaIj8 can be incredibly daunting, and un...
03/08/2024

🚨 Attention Pennsylvania Residents 🚨

Facing a second DUI charge https://bit.ly/48PaIj8 can be incredibly daunting, and understandably, you may have numerous questions and concerns about the potential legal consequences. Well, worry not! Allow me to shed some light on the matter.

If you've found yourself in this situation, you're likely wondering about the penalties you could be facing. Will you lose your driver’s license? Is jail time inevitable? What about those hefty fines? The truth is, the answers depend on several factors.

In Pennsylvania, the penalties for DUI escalate with subsequent offenses. Your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) plays a crucial role in determining the severity of the penalty. There are three levels of impairment, ranging from general to highest impairment.

For instance, a second DUI with a BAC of .16% or higher incurs more severe penalties, including fines starting at $1,500 and potential jail time ranging from 5 days to 5 years. It's crucial to understand the distinction between a first and second DUI in terms of legal and financial consequences.

But fear not, there are defenses available! From challenging the legality of the stop to questioning the accuracy of tests, an experienced DUI attorney can explore various avenues to fight your case.

Remember, even if you haven't consumed alcohol, DUI laws encompass impairment from any substance, including prescription drugs and over-the-counter medication. So, it's essential to tread carefully.

When it comes to navigating the complexities of DUI charges, don't leave your future to chance. Consult with a seasoned Pennsylvania DUI attorney who will vigorously defend your rights. Attorney James H. Bonner, Esquire, P.C., is dedicated to achieving successful outcomes for clients. Call us at 610-450-4555 to schedule your consultation today.

Stay informed, stay empowered, and let's tackle this challenge together! 💪👨‍⚖️

A first-time misdemeanor DUI in PA could result in a six-month jail sentence, a $5,000 fine, and up to one year of license suspension

🔵 Attorney James Bonner - Your Trusted DUI Defense Advocate🚫 Facing Consequences of a First DUI Offense in Pennsylvania?...
08/14/2023

🔵 Attorney James Bonner - Your Trusted DUI Defense Advocate

🚫 Facing Consequences of a First DUI Offense in Pennsylvania? We've Got You Covered! 🚫

Hey there, friends! Attorney James Bonner here, and today, I want to shed some light on a crucial topic that could impact anyone who's facing their first DUI offense in Pennsylvania.

📚 Education is Key 📚
Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with DUI charges. That's why I've put together an informative resource that breaks down the potential consequences of a first DUI offense in Pennsylvania. From license suspension to fines and probation, understanding what's at stake is the first step towards building a strong defense.

🛡️ Your Defense Matters 🛡️
If you or someone you know is in this challenging situation, remember that you don't have to face it alone. With years of experience in DUI defense, I'm dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring you receive a fair trial. Every case is unique, and I'm here to craft a personalized strategy that works best for your circumstances.

🤝 Why Choose Us? 🤝
At Bonner Law, we pride ourselves on delivering top-notch legal representation and guidance. Our track record speaks for itself, and we're ready to stand by your side during this legal journey. Don't let a first DUI offense define your future – let's work together to seek the best possible outcome.

🔗 Learn More 🔗
Ready to dive into the details? Check out the comprehensive insights I've prepared on my website: https://www.bonnerlaw.net/dui-lawyer/consequences-of-a-first-dui-offense-in-pennsylvania/

📞 Contact Us 📞
If you have questions or need immediate assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Your initial consultation is just a phone call away. Let's work together to protect your rights and build a solid defense.

Remember, facing legal challenges is easier with the right team on your side. Attorney James Bonner is here to fight for you!

A first-time misdemeanor DUI in PA could result in a six-month jail sentence, a $5,000 fine, and up to one year of license suspension

Read our latest Blog on 'How the Criminal Justice System Works in PA'https://bit.ly/3pED7of
08/24/2022

Read our latest Blog on 'How the Criminal Justice System Works in PA'

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If you are looking for an aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorney in the Media area, look no further than James H. Bonner. With over 20 years of experience in the legal field, he knows how to get the best results for his clients. Contact us today for a free consultation.

We understand the Gun Law in PA. Get the facts from our latest blog and infographic
11/11/2021

We understand the Gun Law in PA. Get the facts from our latest blog and infographic

With gun regulations enacted over the last few decades, Pennsylvania has been adamant in protecting citizens’ right to bear arms while maintaining a level of regulation intended to promote gun safety. In 1995, Pennsylvania amended its firearm policy from ”may issue” to “shall issue,” which...

CAN YOU GO TO JAIL FOR A SECOND DUI IN PENNSYLVANIA?We answer this question in our latest blog post
05/19/2021

CAN YOU GO TO JAIL FOR A SECOND DUI IN PENNSYLVANIA?
We answer this question in our latest blog post

If the person is convicted of a second DUI and falls under the General Impairment category (.08-.099% BAC), the following penalties may be issued: 5 days to 6 months jail time.

Pennsylvania imposes a variety of penalties for first-time possession of illegal drugs. They vary based on quantity and ...
04/05/2021

Pennsylvania imposes a variety of penalties for first-time possession of illegal drugs. They vary based on quantity and whether you plan to use or sell the drugs. There are two types of possession – simple and with intent to distribute. Simple possession means you have a small amount, generally for personal use. The penalties for this conduct are provided in 35 Pa. Stat. § 780-113 and other sections. Possession with intent to distribute means that you have a large quantity of illegal drugs and intend to sell them for profit. Penalties for this crime are listed in 18 Pa. C.S. § 7508.

Attorney James H. Bonner has experience defending first-time drug possession offenders and will provide you with the aggressive defense you deserve. Call him today at (610) 450-4555 for a Free Consultation

Now is the time to make sure that you and your family are protected.
03/19/2020

Now is the time to make sure that you and your family are protected.

  According to the PDOH, as of March 17, 2020, there are 96 confirmed cases of (COVID-19). The WHO has called the coronavirus a “pandemic” with more than 153,648 cases confirmed worldwide and over 5,746 deaths.   The coronavirus is a disease that can’t be ignored. It transmits easily, and it...

If you have had a ma*****na-related criminal conviction, NOW is the time to call our office and clear your record foreve...
11/18/2019

If you have had a ma*****na-related criminal conviction, NOW is the time to call our office and clear your record forever.

To learn more about the new pardon policy for ma*****na-related offenses, schedule a free initial consultation with one of our criminal defense lawyers by calling 610-450-4555

Do you have the Right to Defend Yourself in Pennsylvania?Self-defense, in the name of personal protection, is widely acc...
06/14/2019

Do you have the Right to Defend Yourself in Pennsylvania?
Self-defense, in the name of personal protection, is widely accepted as the most important reason why American citizens own fi****ms. However, if you buy a gun for personal protection, you must take responsibility for knowing how to use the gun. In Pennsylvania, what are the legal consequences of using a firearm? Attorney Bonner touches on this subject and explains the self-defense laws in PA.

If you have any questions regarding the PA Self Defense Laws or if you would like to setup a Free Consultation, please call attorney James H. Bonner at 610-450-4555.

https://www.bonnerlaw.net/buying-a-gun-with-a-criminal-record-in-pa/If you have ever been arrested or charged with a cri...
04/12/2019

https://www.bonnerlaw.net/buying-a-gun-with-a-criminal-record-in-pa/

If you have ever been arrested or charged with a criminal offense and are planning on purchasing a firearm, CALL OUR OFFICE. A mistake in the process could end up with you facing felony charges and significant jail time.

As a federal law, the Gun Control Act of 1968 prohibits felons from owning or buying a gun with a criminal record. You have the right to apply for the restoration of your gun rights in the State of Pennsylvania. However, remember that federal firearm laws take precedent over state firearm laws

Always coming up big even snatching a puck from the ice!!
03/31/2019

Always coming up big even snatching a puck from the ice!!

Can you go to jail for a second DUI in Pennsylvania?
02/25/2019

Can you go to jail for a second DUI in Pennsylvania?

Are you facing second-offense DUI charges? It’s important that you hire an attorney immediately to help defend your rights. Call 610.450.4555 for more information!

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