Author: William Burrows
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Language Barriers and DUI Chemical Testing: Protecting Driver Rights Under Pennsylvania Law
When police pull over a driver for suspected DUI in Pennsylvania, clear communication is critical. Law enforcement officers must give understandable directions for roadside tests and legal forms. But what happens if a driver speaks limited English or relies on a native foreign language? Can a language barrier prevent a person from giving valid legal…
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Digital Cash in Criminal Court: Can Cryptocurrency Be Used as Evidence in a Pennsylvania Drug Case?
Modern criminal cases are moving away from paper cash. Digital coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are now common. Because of this, police officers in Pennsylvania look closely at digital wallets when investigating drug cases. Many people wonder if virtual money can be used as legal evidence in court. This question is key when police find…
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Shootouts and Self-Defense: Can You Still Claim Protection Under Pennsylvania Law?
When two people exchange gunfire, most people assume both individuals are guilty of a crime. Many believe that pulling a gun and firing back means losing your legal right to self-defense. However, Pennsylvania self-defense law is far more nuanced. Firing a weapon during a fight does not automatically make you a criminal. Under Pennsylvania Code…
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Homemade Firearms in Pennsylvania: The Truth About 3D-Printed Weapons and the Law
Many people believe a dangerous myth. They think that if a gun is made of plastic or printed on a home 3D printer, the normal gun laws do not apply. Some people call these “ghost guns.” They are called this because they do not have serial numbers. People think this makes them legal to build…
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Can You Be Arrested for a Robot’s Crime? The Complex Future of AI and the Law
Tech companies like Tesla and Google continue to build new things. They make smart machines and tools that seemed like science fiction just years ago. But as robots get smarter, they raise big legal questions. Attorney William Burrows recently asked a great question about criminal law. What happens if you tell a robot to commit…
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Will an Active Arrest Warrant in Delaware County Ever Clear Itself?
Many people in Delaware County think that an active warrant will eventually just expire. They believe that if they stay out of trouble or wait long enough, the warrant will go away. That is simply not true. The Pennsylvania legal system does not work that way. If you have an active warrant, Attorney William Burrows…
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Why an AI Chatbot Can’t Fight for You in Delaware County Courts
If you or a loved one face criminal charges in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, you probably want fast answers. It is tempting to open an AI chatbot on your phone. You might think AI can research the law and help you defend yourself. However, using AI for criminal defense is very risky. Technology is changing the…
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Navigating Neighbor Harassment in Delaware County
Reaching Out to Local Delaware County Police If you feel you are being harassed by your neighbors, your very first move should be to contact your local police department to report the behavior. The authorities will review the facts to decide if criminal charges or other interventions are warranted. Always remember to thoroughly document the…
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Key Factors That Lead to Dropped Criminal Charges in New Jersey
In New Jersey, the potential for a criminal case to be thrown out relies heavily on the specific details of the incident, the quality of the evidence, and the state’s capacity to meet its legal obligations. Insufficient Proof to Substantiate Guilt A criminal prosecution cannot advance without adequate proof. One of the primary causes for…
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When Can Dismissed Criminal Charges Be Refiled After a Preliminary Hearing
The Commonwealth can legally refile criminal charges under certain conditions. Prosecutors only need to establish a “prima facie” case, presenting just enough evidence to demonstrate that a crime likely took place and that you are probably the person responsible. Because this legal threshold is much lower than the standard required for a trial conviction, a…
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.
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Charges William Burrows Defends
- Assault Charges in Delaware County
- Drug Charges in Delaware County
- DUI Charge in Delaware County
- Firearms & Dangerous Weapons Charges in Delaware County
- Fraud & Forgery Charges in Delaware County
- Harassment & Disorderly Conduct Charges in Delaware County
- Homicide Related Charges in Delaware County
- Kidnapping & Unlawful Restraint Charges in Delaware County
- Property Crimes in Delaware County
- Sexual Offenses in Delaware County