5 Common DUI Myths That Could Cost You Your Case
DUI myths are repeated on social media, in friend groups, on college campuses, in the workplace, and even on law blogs. Know the truth before your DUI case.
Criminal Law Blog: Helping You Understand The Law
The Legal Risks of a Drug Charge for Maryland College Students
If found guilty of a criminal drug charge, a student may have to disclose their criminal record on all future applications, including professional, educational, and even for financial aid or grants. They risk jail time, fines, suspension or expulsion from school, and even loss of financial aid.
10 Common Mistakes Maryland Drivers Make During a DUI Traffic Stop
Avoiding these 10 common traffic stop mistakes can help protect your case if it needs to go to court, avoid escalation with the police, and protect your rights without being combative.
5 Common Juvenile Offenses (And What To Do)
Knowing what is coming and what your options are allows you to help your child and take preventative measures so these crimes don’t happen again.
How To Travel With a DUI Conviction
To prepare for travel after a DUI, know what you can and cannot legally do, what waivers may be applied for, and how to prepare your documentation.
Filing for a Peace Order in Maryland: 7 Things to Know
Here’s what you need to know when requesting a peace order in Maryland, how to prepare, what to expect, and what the outcome may be.
What Guns Are Illegal in Maryland
Maryland has some of the strictest gun laws in the US. These apply to assault weapons, copycat guns, and magazine limits.
What Happens If You’re Charged with Illegal Gun Possession in Maryland
Being charged with illegal gun possession in Maryland can have serious, sometimes life-altering consequences. There may be a minimum requirement of 30 days in jail, up to 5 years in jail, and fines that may exceed thousands of dollars.
Expunging Your Criminal Record in Maryland
If you have been arrested, convicted, or served time for a crime, you may be eligible to have your records expunged in Maryland.
