Atty. Robert Link

Atty. Robert Link

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Attorney · Licensed in Pennsylvania

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Robert Link is an attorney practicing in Pennsylvania.

Verified attorney profile · Updated November 2026

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Practicing law in Pennsylvania. Legal matters in Pennsylvania are governed by state-specific rules of civil and criminal procedure, statutes of limitations, and substantive law. An attorney licensed in Pennsylvania brings working knowledge of local procedural deadlines, judicial practices in this venue, and the substantive law that applies to cases brought here. Out-of-state attorneys generally cannot represent clients in Pennsylvania courts without local counsel or pro hac vice admission.

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Can a good lawyer get a signed confession thrown out?

If the statement was given to a loss prevention officer, then there is no "state action". Your constitutional rights must have been infringed by an agent of the state, ie., a police officer. There are...

4 months ago Best Answer 7 answer
Is it too late to bother with a lawyer since my son already admitted everything he did?

It is never too late to retain a lawyer. Under the right circumstances, a good attorney could get the statement suppressed. Also, there may be an argument that there was no intent to commit a crime at...

4 months ago Best Answer 8 answer
First offense DUI and, very high BAC, but actual arrest was sketchy- almost premeditated. What can I do to prepare for my trial?

You may be able to challenge whether the police had reasonable suspicion to believe that a traffic violation had occurred. "Swerving" is not always enough under the law to justify a stop. If a judge c...

4 months ago Best Answer 6 answer
How can I find out if dui blood test is complete. was arrested Feb. 2 2014 court date was 03/06 2014.

It should have been passed to your attorney along with the rest of your discovery. If it hasn't been completed by the time of trial, the DA will be forced to ask for a continuance or will proceed with...

4 months ago Best Answer 5 answer
Will I go to jail for my first dui?

Unless you are approved for the ARD program, there is a mandatory minimum jail sentence that you would have to serve. You can refer to the link I provide you to determine what penalties you would face...

4 months ago Best Answer 5 answer

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