Kearney Law Criminal Defense Attorneys

10/10/2026

Driving on a suspended license can keep pushing your return to the road further away. More tickets can mean more fines, additional suspensions, and fewer options for getting your license back. The attorneys at Kearney Law explain why stopping now and building a real transportation plan matters.

10/09/2026

Initially, there was apprehension. Now, body-worn cameras are invaluable. They corroborate officer accounts and are crucial for building public trust.

10/08/2026

Are social media algorithms controlling what you believe?

Every video you watch tells TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook what to show you next. And when you constantly consume content about government surveillance, police misconduct, or conspiracy theories, those platforms may keep feeding you more of the same.

On *Now We Defend*, we discuss how these echo chambers reinforce beliefs and how misinformation can turn an ordinary interaction with police into something much more serious.

Are we thinking for ourselves, or are algorithms doing it for us?

10/08/2026

Being a police officer today requires a lot more than making arrests.

Chief Matt Millsaps breaks down the three qualities he believes every modern officer needs: understanding their community, being prepared to stop violence, and knowing how to help people who need services beyond law enforcement.

Sometimes the best outcome of a police encounter isn't an arrest. It's getting someone the help they actually need.

10/08/2026

A traffic stop that could have ended with a written warning can turn into something much more serious when people act on bad legal information.

Chief Matt Millsaps explains how misinformation from social media, “cyber mythology,” and even incorrect AI answers can influence how people react to police and, in some cases, escalate an encounter into felony charges.

Know your rights. But make sure what you think you know is actually true.

10/05/2026

Flock cameras in Pennsylvania have become one of the most talked about privacy and policing issues of 2026. Social media is full of warnings that police can use license plate readers to track every move you make.

So we asked someone who actually uses this technology. On a recent episode of Now We Defend, Kearney Law attorneys T.L. Kearney, Tim Long, and Justin Baran sat down with West York Borough Police Chief Matt Millsaps to separate the facts from the fear.

Here is what Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers can actually see, how Pennsylvania police use them, what they cannot prove on their own, and what it can mean if this type of evidence shows up in a criminal case.

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Learn what Flock cameras in Pennsylvania can see, how police use plate reader data, and when that evidence can be challenged.

10/05/2026

Did you know our podcast, Now We Defend, is on Spotify!? Listen to our latest episode, out now.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0xJse94ncCS89wxHzDgpeQ?si=9bQJhd0xTg2UuUJ5AbBQ5A

Now We Defend · Episode

10/05/2026

What does a York County police chief really think about criminal defense attorneys, body cameras, police surveillance, and the people who end up in the criminal justice system?

On a recent episode of Now We Defend, Kearney Law attorneys T.L. Kearney, Tim Long, and Justin Baran sat down with West York Borough Police Chief Matt Millsaps for a candid conversation from the other side of the courtroom.

They discussed how policing in York County has changed, why body cameras won over a skeptical chief, what officers actually look for during hiring, how social media affects traffic stops, why police and defense attorneys do not have to be enemies, and what it means to lead a department through tragedy.

York County Police Chief Matt Millsaps talks body cams, defense lawyers, surveillance, officer hiring and modern policing.

10/05/2026

New podcast episode out now!

10/05/2026

Are Flock cameras actually spying on you?

Police Chief Matt Millsaps breaks down what automated license plate readers can really see, why Flock cameras have become so controversial, and how his department actually uses this technology during criminal investigations.

The reality may be a little different from what you've seen online.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation on Now We Defend.