Drug crimes like selling (distributing) cocaine and other controlled substances are heavily prosecuted in Maryland. Upon conviction, defendants can face up to 20 years in prison, depending on the type and amount of the illegal substance. Avoiding a conviction is the...
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What should you expect from a second DUI conviction in Maryland?
If the worst has happened and you’ve found yourself pulled over by the police for driving while under the influence, it can feel like the end of the world. You’ll have a hundred questions and thoughts going through your head about what’s coming next and how this is...
Dealing with a warrant for your arrest
Have you discovered the police have a warrant for your arrest? Are you unsure what to do? It can be overwhelming to know the police have an arrest warrant for you and even if you are innocent, there is no guarantee the court will believe you. Even if you prove your...
What you need to know about conspiracy charges in Maryland
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...
