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If someone agrees to break the law with one or more other people at a point in the future, they may be charged with conspiracy to commit that crime. Conspiracy charges are among the most serious in Maryland, especially when felony offenses are involved. A conviction...
Say that you’re driving home after work one evening when you see a DUI checkpoint on the road ahead of you. You know that these checkpoints are legal, and you also know that arriving at the checkpoint means you have to listen to the instructions from the police...
For years, groups like the Innocence Project have been tracking exonerations in the United States. Because of the way that we can now use DNA evidence, it has been possible to release people who were falsely convicted. You do see stories about this every so often, so...
If someone threatens you or assaults you, Maryland law does allow you to defend yourself. In fact, self-defense is a very common reason for what would otherwise be aggressive behaviors. In many altercations, one person will legitimately claim that they did not...
Legal trouble is not something you ever want to face, but some offenses are worse than others. For example, a conviction for theft can lead to incarceration and expensive fines. Those who were drunk or incapacitated at the time of the alleged theft often wonder if...
If you or a loved one has been arrested on drug possession charges in Maryland, it’s important to understand the ins and outs of the state’s drug possession laws. You might, understandably, think that drug possession is a straightforward charge. However, the...
You may get released on parole after serving your minimum sentence. However, your release is conditional, and you must fulfill or abide by the requirements set by the parole board. Otherwise, you risk facing legal sanctions for violating the terms of your parole. The...
You don’t often hear people talk about the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. However, that’s the one that addresses jury trials. Specifically, it says, "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an...
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects Americans from unlawful searches and seizures. Law enforcement has numerous powers, but these must not infringe on the liberty of individuals. You may think the police can pull you over any time they like, but...
Drunk driving is taken very seriously in Maryland. If convicted, you stand to lose more than your freedom. You must also deal with the financial implications of a conviction, which may negatively affect your quality of life. Some of these consequences cut across both...