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A Guide to Juvenile Expungement Under Maryland Law

December 19, 2024

--- Maryland provides juveniles with a second chance to move forward by offering the opportunity to expunge certain juvenile records. Under Section 3-8A-27.1, juveniles who meet specific criteria c [...]


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CDS Distr Etc. W/Firearm: CR 5-621(b)(2) | CDS Distribution w/ a Firearm

December 13, 2024

Drug distribution charges in Maryland carry significant penalties, but when combined with possession of a firearm, the stakes are even higher. Maryland C [...]


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Crimes of Violence in Maryland: What is a Crime of Violence under Maryland Law

December 13, 2024

Violent crimes are a critical concern for any society, prompting stringent legal measures to deter offenders and protect communities. [...]


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Possession of Firearms in Relation to CDS Offenses: CR 5-621(b)(1)

December 12, 2024

Maryland enforces strict laws regarding the possession of firearms in connection with controlled dangerous substances (CDS). Under [...]


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Maryland's Pattern Jury Instructions: Understanding Evidence of Defendant's Good Character

December 3, 2024

In Maryland criminal trials, defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. While the prosecution mu [...]


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The Implications of Maryland's Restricted Firearm Ammunition Law

December 3, 2024

Maryland law prohibits the possession or use of certain types of firearm ammunition, particularly when used in connection with violent crimes. This regulation, outlined under Maryland Code, Criminal Law Section 4-110, focuses on enh [...]


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Voluntary Intoxication as a Defense in Maryland Criminal Law

November 25, 2024

When facing criminal charges, defendants often explore all possible defenses to mitigate or negate liability. One such defense is voluntary intoxication. However [...]


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Mistake of Fact as a Defense in Maryland Criminal Cases

November 25, 2024

In Maryland, a defendant may assert a mistake of fact as a defense if it negates an element of the crime. This defense acknowledges that people sometimes act based on incorrect beliefs about their [...]


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Understanding and Challenging Maryland's Open Container Laws

November 19, 2024

When facing charges related to Maryland's open container laws, understanding the law's intricacies can make all the difference. These laws regulate alcohol possession in vehicles and aim to prevent impaired driving. This [...]


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Shielding Protective Orders in Maryland: What You Need to Know

November 14, 2024

Protective orders, while essential for safety, can leave lasting public records. In M [...]


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