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How to Beat a Failure to Return a Rental Vehicle Charge in Maryland

February 13, 2025

Being charged with failure to return a rental vehicle under CR 7-205 can be overwhelming. While this offense may seem like a contract dispute, Maryland law treats it as a criminal misdemeanor, carrying up to 1 year in jail and fines of up to $500. The good news? [...]


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How to Beat a Trespassing Charge in Maryland

February 13, 2025

Trespassing is a common but often defensible charge in Maryland. Many individuals find themselves accused of trespassing due to miscommunication, lack of signage, or an honest mistake. If you've been charged with trespassing, don't assume a conviction is inevitable�you may have strong legal defenses. In Maryland, trespassing generally falls [...]


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How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Attorney in Maryland

February 3, 2025

Selecting the right criminal defense attorney can be a daunting process. Whether you're facing charges or simply planning ahead, knowing the right questions to ask can ensure you find a lawyer who meets your needs. In this guide, we'll cover practical advice and offer a checklist [...]


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How to Beat a Malicious Destruction of Property Charge in Maryland

January 28, 2025

Malicious destruction of property is a criminal charge under Maryland law that involves willfully and maliciously damaging someone else's property. This offense is outlined in Maryland Criminal Law Article section 6-301, which classifies all instances of this crime as misdemeanors, even if the damage exceeds $1,000. However, penalties [...]


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Navigating Maryland's Alibi Defense and Discovery Rules

January 20, 2025

In Maryland, the alibi defense is a powerful tool for challenging criminal charges. An alibi asserts that the defendant was not present at the scene of the alleged crime, making it impossible for them to be the perpetrator. While straightforward in theory, the alibi defense involves strict procedural [...]


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Understanding Maryland's Laws on Bail and Pretrial Release

January 15, 2025

Navigating the legal system in Maryland can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to bail and pretrial release. This guide breaks down key aspects of Maryland's bail laws to help you understand your rights and options during this critical stage. --- Bail is a mechanism that allows individuals charged with [...]


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The Legal Consequences of Glock Switch Possession in Maryland

January 14, 2025

Updated for 2025 Glock "switches," small devices that convert semi-automatic Glock pistols into fully automatic firearms, are illegal under Maryland law. These devices classify the modified firearm as a machine gun, triggering severe penalties for possession and use. Maryland has also enacted laws to regulate "rapid-fire activators," which function [...]


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Can the Police Draw My Blood Without a Warrant in Maryland DUI Cases?

January 9, 2025

If you've been stopped for suspicion of DUI in Maryland, you might wonder if the police can legally draw your blood without a warrant. Blood draws are considered highly invasive and are governed by both Maryland law and the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. While warrantless blood [...]


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Understanding "Implied Consent" in Maryland DUI Cases

January 9, 2025

Under Maryland law, every driver on the state's roads has given implied consent to submit to chemical testing (e.g., breath or blood tests) if suspected of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI). This means that by holding a Maryland driver's license or operating a [...]


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Hospital Blood Draws in Maryland DUI Cases

January 9, 2025

Hospital blood draws often play a pivotal role in Maryland DUI cases. These tests can provide critical evidence of blood alcohol content (BAC) or the presence of drugs. However, admitting such evidence in court requires meeting stringent legal standards. This article provides an overview of the evidentiary requirements, [...]


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