If you have been charged with making terroristic threats, you may be feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. Terroristic threats have a serious connotation to them – to the point you may think you’re being accused of threatening to commit terrorism. While threatening acts of terrorism does count as a terroristic threat, there are other acts you are likely being charged with rather than threatening terrorism. This serious offense carries severe consequences that can impact your life for years to come regardless, but it’s important that you know exactly what you’re being charged with to properly defend yourself.
At Lermitte & Lubin, LLC, our team of experienced criminal defense attorneys knows how to investigate and defend against terroristic threats charges. We’re here to help you navigate through the legal process so your life is not negatively affected.
Terroristic threats are defined as any threats or acts that instill fear in another person and intimidate them or disrupt public services. This can include anything from making a direct threat of violence, making a bomb threat, or threatening to release harmful chemicals or biological agents. While even the smallest charge is serious, there is a large spectrum of what a terroristic threat can be.
If you are found guilty of terroristic threats, you may face several significant penalties, including fines, probation, and even jail time. Terroristic threats can be misdemeanors or felonies. However as felonies, the punishments become more significant.
In Pennsylvania, terroristic threats can be divided into several categories, each carrying its own set of consequences:
Each of these charges is serious and requires a skilled terroristic threats attorney to protect you. Our attorneys at Lermitte & Lubin, LLC, have the experience to guide you through the legal process and protect you against these accusations.
In today’s digital age, it is important to understand that online terroristic threats hold little different than those made in person. Terroristic threats made online are more severe in many ways because they are permanent reminders that don’t go away and they reach more people. Even if the threat was to one person, it can cause panic in others simply because they know about it. This makes making terroristic threats online even more dangerous and something you should want to avoid.
Terroristic threats online including threatening or harassing someone through social media, email, and other online platforms can still be considered a criminal offense.
It is essential to remember that anything you post online is permanent and can be used against you in court. Even if you think your actions are harmless, they can still be interpreted as a terroristic threat and lead to criminal charges.
At Lermitte & Lubin, our priority is to protect your rights and fight for your freedom. Our team of skilled attorneys has extensive experience in defending clients facing terroristic threats charges and will work tirelessly to build a strong defense on your behalf.
In addition, we understand the stress and confusion that comes with facing criminal charges like these. That’s why we will explain your options and guide you through the legal process to ensure that you make well-informed decisions about your case.
If you or a loved one has been charged with making terroristic threats, it’s important to act quickly and seek legal representation from experienced terroristic threat attorneys. Schedule a consultation with Lermitte & Lubin today so we can help you fight these serious charges. We are dedicated to protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for your case. Don’t wait, contact us today.
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