Theft is a criminal charge that can get you into significant trouble. According to Maryland code § 7-104, it's unlawful to knowingly exert control on an unauthorized property. This can lead to fines and jail terms, depending on the value of the stolen property....
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The difference between Miranda Rights and Miranda Warning
Have you ever watched a criminal drama unfold on television and heard the police officer read off something about "Miranda Rights"? These words have been made famous by their use in countless legal dramas, but what do they really mean? Furthermore, while many people...
What should you know about a probation or parole violation?
People who are on probation or parole will have to comply with certain terms. When they don’t, the supervising officer can issue a violation. A parole or probation violation is a serious matter that’s handled through a bench trial. What is a bench trial? A bench...
DUI vs DWI: The differences under Maryland laws
Driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while impaired (DWI) are terms interchangeably used when referring to a drunk driving offense in some states. However, it is a bit different in Maryland. A DUI and a DWI do not refer to the same exact offense, at least...
3 mistakes to avoid when charged with domestic violence
Domestic violence is a serious offense. It is defined as an actual or a threat of physical, sexual or psychological harm to an intimate partner or a family member. A domestic violence charge carries significant penalties. If you are facing this situation, here is what...
