Grant C. Travis; Chad J. Vilushis; and Douglas G. McCormick
PA DUI Lawyer Pennsylvania DUI Attorney




Attorney Grant C. Travis
Attorney Chad J. Vilushis
Attorney Douglas G. McCormick

100 State St. • Ste. 210 • Erie, PA • 16507
Call us: 814-455-3839 • Driving Directions
102 Lorna Lane • Edinboro, PA • 16412
Call us: 814-734-6076 • Driving Directions
400 Market Street • Warren, PA • 16365
Call us: 814-723-6120 • Driving Directions








Things YOU Need to Know about Your Pennsylvania DUI Case that NO ONE is Telling YOU

4 things the Prosecutor does not want you to know:

  1. He may not have all the witnesses available to prove his case.
  2. He may have exculpatory evidence which could prove your innocence.
  3. He may have evidentiary problems in proving your blood alcohol level.
  4. He may be bluffing.

What are the 4 items crucial to your defense?

  1. A good investigation of the facts.
  2. Vigorous cross-examination of the State's witnesses against you.
  3. A sound understanding of the law.
  4. The experience of your attorney.

What are the 2 key pieces of information which must be learned in deciding to go to trial?

  1. An estimation of the weaknesses and strengths of the State's case against you.
  2. The effect of a conviction, including loss of license and incarceration.

How to determine if you can plea bargain, and at what step you should do it.

What effect will this arrest have on my license and when will I be able to drive?

What 3 preliminary motions should be filed and the danger to you if they aren't.

  1. Motion to suppress evidence on the ground that you were unconstitutionally stopped.
  2. Motion to suppress evidence on the grounds that there was an unconstitutional search and seizure.
  3. Motion for Discovery of all evidence.

If these motions are not filed, your case may not be dismissed when it should have been. You may not be told about evidence which would prove your innocence.

7 defense tactics in pre-trial motions:

  1. Contest the constitutionality of the stop.
  2. Contest the constitutionality of the administration of roadside tests.
  3. Contest the constitutionality of the probable cause to arrest.
  4. Contest the constitutionality of the Implied Consent process.
  5. Contest the manner in which roadside tests were given
  6. Contest the use of a Portable Breath Tester (PBT) device.
  7. Contest the constitutionality of any search and seizure.

Call me today at 814-455-3839 (Erie, PA), 814-734-6076 (Edinboro, PA) or 814-723-6120 (Warren, PA) for your free consultation.



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