Springfield Township Criminal Defense

About Attorney William Burrows Esq.

Attorney William Burrows offers a distinct advantage rooted in his experience on the prosecutorial side of the courtroom.

Clients trust Attorney William Burrows for his straightforward communication, calculated defense strategies, and extensive courtroom experience.

Having worked closely with the Commonwealth, he understands how criminal cases are investigated and argued.

Burrows is a earned his law degree from Villanova University and previously served as an Assistant District Attorney in Philadelphia.

Charges William Burrows Defends

Springfield Township Criminal Defense

Facing criminal charges in Springfield Township, Delaware County can be overwhelming and intimidating. Arrests and investigations in this area are handled aggressively by local law enforcement and prosecuted through the Delaware County court system. A conviction—whether for a misdemeanor or felony—can lead to jail time, probation, fines, and long-term consequences that affect your freedom, career, and reputation.

Attorney William Burrows, affiliated with SKA Law Group LLC, provides strategic criminal defense representation for individuals charged in Springfield Township, guiding clients from their first court appearance through resolution in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas when necessary.

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Criminal Defense Representation in Springfield Township

Springfield Township is a highly populated and commercially active community, with frequent law enforcement activity along major roadways such as Baltimore Pike, Route 420, and surrounding residential areas. As a result, criminal charges in Springfield Township commonly arise from traffic stops, domestic disputes, retail locations, and neighborhood incidents.

Attorney Burrows defends clients against a wide range of criminal allegations, including both summary offenses and serious felony charges.


Courts Serving Springfield Township

Criminal cases originating in Springfield Township typically begin in the appropriate Magisterial District Court (MDJ), where defendants may face:

  • Preliminary arraignments
  • Bail determinations
  • Preliminary hearings for misdemeanor and felony charges

Magisterial District Court Information:
Delaware County Magisterial District Courts

More serious cases, including most felony charges and probation or parole violations, are handled by:

Delaware County Court of Common Pleas:

Delaware County Criminal Courts

Understanding which court has jurisdiction—and how cases progress between them—is critical to building an effective defense strategy.


Common Criminal Charges in Springfield Township

Based on law enforcement activity and court filings in Springfield Township, some of the most frequently defended charges include:

Drug & Alcohol Offenses


Violent & Personal Crimes


Property & Financial Crimes


Serious & Felony-Level Charges

View all charges defended in Delaware County:
Delaware County Criminal Charges


Probation, Parole, and Court Supervision Violations

Individuals residing in or charged in Springfield Township may also face allegations of violating court supervision, including:

Violation hearings are typically handled by the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, where the stakes are high and incarceration is possible.

Violation Defense Overview:
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Strategic Defense for Springfield Township Criminal Cases

Because Springfield Township is a high-volume jurisdiction within Delaware County, prosecutors and judges expect cases to move quickly. Effective defense often depends on:

  • Early legal intervention
  • Challenging unlawful searches, stops, or arrests
  • Examining witness credibility and police reports
  • Negotiating charge reductions or diversion when appropriate
  • Aggressive courtroom advocacy when trial is necessary

Attorney William Burrows brings valuable insight as a former prosecutor, allowing him to anticipate how Springfield Township cases are charged, negotiated, and litigated.


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