Facing domestic violence allegations in Maryland can have serious consequences. Under Maryland law, not only can a domestic violence conviction lead to jail, but simply facing allegations of domestic violence can expose you...
Maryland law provides strong protections for victims of domestic violence. It also protects those who claim to be victims, and when in doubt, judges typically err on the side of affording protections to those who might need...
Understanding License Revocation Hearings in Maryland: What to Expect and How to Prepare
April 30, 2024
When you get arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) or refusing a breath test in Maryland, your driver’s license is subject to an automatic suspension. To protect your license, you may want to request a license...
If you’ve been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Maryland and you are under 21, you need to be very careful to protect yourself. Underage DUIs carry steep penalties, and having a DUI on your permanent record...
The Maryland State Police and local police forces statewide use DUI checkpoints to catch drunk drivers. But, while DUI checkpoints are legal in Maryland, the officers staffing these checkpoints must follow strict procedures,...
When the police pull you over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI), there are some things you have to do, and there are some things you don’t. For example, while Maryland’s “implied consent” statute...
Traffic Ticket Myths Busted: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Driving Record in Maryland
January 31, 2024
You got a traffic ticket. It happens. You must now deal with your situation, whether you violated Maryland law or believe your ticket is invalid. This starts with making informed decisions, meaning you need to separate myth...
Many people assume that when they get a traffic ticket in Maryland, the easiest way to handle their situation is to pay the ticket and move on. But this isn’t always (or even often) the case. While this may be the easiest...