Can the Police Subpoena Cell Phone Records for an Auto Accident?
You may think that the accident that resulted in your injuries, or killed your loved one, was caused by a distracted driver. You may have even seen the driver talking on a cell phone while driving or texting and driving just prior to the crash. However, how can you prove it? One of the easiest, and most persuasive, ways to prove that a driver was using a cell phone at a specific time is to look at the phone records for the mobile phone. Of course, the driver is unlikely to hand the records over...
Alcohol Plays a Role in...
For every confirmed drunk driving accident, there are many more alcohol impaired drivers who do not have the legal blood alcohol content level of 0.08% to be considered drunk. Statistics are hard to come by for alcohol related car accidents that do not result in drunk driving arrests, but...
Philadelphia car accide...
In 2009, there were 10,688 car accidents reported in Philadelphia.* While the City of Philadelphia and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania do not yet break down the statistics to show the number of accidents caused by the use of cell phones while driving, national data and anecdotal...
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