Legal Question in Criminal Law in Pennsylvania

Re: Fraud

Of course you can. That's why in criminal matters it's "Commonwealth v. Defendant", not "Victim v. Defendant." The state can charge you if they have enough evidence to do so. If you're being charged, see an attorney immediately and don't talk to the police/DA.

Re: Fraud

If you mean not the District Attorney's Office or any other law enforcement agency or any victim than no you can't, but if you refer to the state of course you can. Talk to an attorney before you are indicted on charges.

Sincerely,

Marc Taiani

Re: Fraud

The district attorney can use his subpoena power to force a reluctant witness to testify. If you might face criminal charges I highly recommend speaking with an attorney to discuss your concerns. I offer free consultations.