Chester County 15-1-01 Magisterial District Court Summons Instructions

No matter what crime you have been accused of, it’s normal and to feel nervous going before a Chester County Magisterial District Court. For most people, this will be an uncomfortable experience that they will not want to repeat again, and this is by design. One of the best ways to prepare for this situation is to make sure an experienced West Chester Criminal Defense Attorney is with you to fight the case and to answer your questions and put your mind at ease as much as possible.

If you have received a summons to appear before Chester County Magisterial District Court 15-1-01, you will need to go to 201 West Market Street in West Chester, PA 19380. Once there, you will go to Suite 1307 to go before Judge Bret Binder. Judge Binder’s courtroom is in the main building of the Chester County Justice Center, on the first floor. Just go through the metal detectors, up the staircase, and to your left. The courtroom is down the hall on the left-hand side. It is important that you give yourself plenty of time to not only get to this location, but to find parking. Many people have been confused about where to go when they entered this building. We always try to meet our clients and walk them over to the courtroom, as our office is less than a block away.

Chester County, Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts

Across Chester County, there are 17 Magisterial District Courts. Even though the courts handle assorted kinds of cases, all misdemeanor of felony criminal cases will commence in these courts. Preliminary arraignments and hearings in misdemeanor and felony cases are held here as well.

Chester County Magisterial District Courts have final jurisdiction over violations or summary offenses, meaning the actual trials for these minor offenses are held there. Some of these include:

• Criminal Mischief
• Harassment
• Disorderly Conduct
• Driving with a Suspended License
• Retail Theft under $150 (first offense).
• Underage Drinking.

Don't underestimate the charges and penalties that you can confront in these courts-- they are significant. You will need a skilled Chester County on your side to aid you. Even small offenses can cause you big complications, whether you have to pay a fine (up to $300 in these courts), go to prison (up to 180 days), or experience penalties in your daily life (suspension of license, community service), a lawyer can help you to fight for your rights and plead your case.

Trained, Competent Chester County Criminal Defense Lawyer at Benari Law Group

If you’re facing a Misdemeanor or Felony in Chester County, it’s imperative that you call us immediately. The police and prosecutors always have a head start on the cases they file and you want to give us as much time as possible to catch up so we’re ready for the fight. Even if you aren't going up against a considerable charge, however, you should never just plead guilty to an infraction so that you can easily move on with your life. If it appears black and white to you, you might even think that you don't need to have competent representation or that you can speak for yourself.

However, the outcome of this situation can be extremely influential on your way of life, and you need to give yourself the best chance to win and avoid the potential penalties.

Without skilled representation, you could end up in prison, which can completely derail your life. You might lose important relations, end up out of work, or have a criminal record that can affect the rest of your life.

As soon as you find out that you’re being charged with anything, please call us right away. The consultation is free and might provide you with critical information. It is important that you hire an accomplished criminal defense attorney from Chester County that will speak up for you against the police and the government’s lawyers, and help you to get a desirable outcome. The attorneys at Benari Law Group have vast experience in Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts and can help you in many ways, through advice and interpretation and, most importantly, through aggressive representation in court. In most cases, we are able to get the charges lessened or dismissed.

Contact the lawyers at Benari Law Group today for experienced, effective representation in Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts, including 15-1-01 in West Chester.

Driving Directions:

If you are coming in from Chester County PA 15-1-01 Magisterial District Court and would like to get to the Benari Law Group office in Media, PA. Simply head northeast on W Market St toward N Darlington St. Continue onto PA-3 E/West Chester Pike, then turn right onto Providence Rd. Continue to follow Providence Rd then make a right onto Palmers Mill Rd/Providence Rd. Turn right onto W Rose Tree Rd then turn left onto N Orange St. Finally, turn left onto W Front St, our office will be on your right side.