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Maryland law is strict when it comes to penalties for vehicular manslaughter, especially when committed while under the influence of alcohol. The most severe penalties are reserved for a drunk driver who causes someone else’s death. A person who is driving under the influence and unintentionally kills someone else can be charged with vehicular manslaughter […]
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The court system in the United States is divided up between the civil and criminal justice systems. While they might seem similar in some ways, there are some notable differences. These differences primarily revolve around: Who can file a lawsuit or bring charges; The punishment and applicable laws; and What the burden of proof is. […]
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Being arrested for drinking and driving is already a serious offense on its own. If the arrest involves someone who is not of legal drinking age, then there is even more cause for concern. If your teenager has been arrested for drinking and driving, it is imperative that you contact a skilled Maryland criminal defense […]
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Cannabidiol (CBD) has the ability to treat a number of chronic conditions, thereby increasing its demand. It is used in a variety of products, including marijuana oil. However, there is a question on whether marijuana oil is legal in various states, including Maryland. While CBD is legal in all US states, certain derivatives are illegal, […]
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The crime of carjacking is a serious offense in Maryland and other states. If you have been accused of a carjacking, you could be facing some serious prison time. This offense should not be taken lightly. If you or someone you love has been charged with carjacking, it is imperative you speak to a skilled […]
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Video is one of the most popular types of media content created today, and many of these videos are uploaded to YouTube where they may, in some instances, go viral. What happens if you post a video that depicts you or someone else committing a crime? Can you be charged in Maryland? The answer is […]
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The term ‘white collar crime’ is typically used to describe crimes that are nonviolent and are committed by professionals, primarily for financial gain. These types of crimes are often investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). In Maryland, there are […]
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If you or an immediate family member have been arrested for a DUI or DWI, it is important to speak with a Maryland criminal-defense attorney right away. A DUI stands for driving under the influence, while and a DWI stands for driving while intoxicated. The intoxication can be from drugs, alcohol, or some other type […]
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Like other US states, Maryland has its own drunk driving laws. It also has a special law called Noah’s Law, which helped make ignition interlock devices mandatory for all drivers who were recently convicted of a DUI or DWI. History of Noah’s Law Noah’s Law became effective in 2016 and is named after a 24-year-old […]
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The term “sexting” refers to the electronic transmission of sexually explicit, suggestive, or nude photos. It is usually done by cell phone using text messages or iMessage, but it can also be done over social media sites like Snapchat and Facebook. Some states have enacted specific laws that deal with sexting, but Maryland has not. […]
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Unfortunately, all it takes is one bad decision to result in consequences that can haunt you for the rest of your life. In the event you have been arrested for drinking and driving, it is important to retain a skilled Maryland criminal defense attorney to represent you. A criminal defense attorney who specializes in DUI/DWI […]
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Maryland judges have a number of options when sentencing an offender. Ordering a period of probation is common, especially for first time offenders and minor offenses. Essentially, a judge offers probation rather than the maximum penalty allotted under the case. As long as you do not commit any additional violations and you comply with all […]
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Maryland enacted a Good Samaritan Law in 2015, which affords some protection against arrest and prosecution for several stated crimes. It was primarily enacted to protect people who administer assistance in an emergency situation involving any type of drug overdose, where the individual might fear risk of arrest and prosecution. The necessity for a law […]
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