If you've been arrested and charged with a crime in Maryland, one of the first steps in the legal process is the arraignment hearing. This hearing marks the start of your criminal case in Maryland. The arraignment typically takes place within 24 hours after an arrest....
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Boating under the influence its consequences
Many people enjoy boating in Ocean City, Maryland as a pastime when the weather is pleasant. However, under certain circumstances, it’s possible to face charges of boating while intoxicated. Even if you know you’ve been wrongly charged, it’s crucial to understand...
Is your career as a doctor in jeopardy after a DUI charge?
There's no denying that it takes time and effort to become a doctor. After years of medical school and internships, you reach a point where your hard work pays off. Unfortunately, making an unwise decision to drive under the influence in Maryland can lead to a DUI...
Understanding your rights at a DUI checkpoint
When encountering a DUI checkpoint in Maryland, you might question the choices available to you. If law enforcement possesses a reasonable suspicion that you are driving under the influence, they may ask to see your registration and driver's license, even if no legal...
Nolle Prosequi: What It Means For Your Maryland Criminal Case
If you've been charged with a crime in Maryland, you may have heard the Latin term "nolle prosequi." But what does it mean? How might it affect your case? Nolle prosequi, also called a “nolle pros,” simply means that the prosecutor has chosen to drop the charges...
What Is a “Stet” in Maryland Criminal Cases?
A "stet" is a Latin term meaning "let it stand" and is used in Maryland criminal cases. It's an indefinite postponement of prosecution where the charges remain on file but are inactive. A stet is not a conviction, guilty plea, acquittal or dismissal. The case is...
What happens if someone resists arrest during a DUI stop
When Maryland police officers suspect that someone has broken the law, they usually seek to investigate the situation. If they spot someone whom they believe is under the influence of intoxicants at the wheel, for example, they will likely initiate a traffic stop. An...
The dangers and risks of riding a bicycle after alcohol or drug use
Riding a bicycle through Ocean City, Maryland, lets you fully experience breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. You can also get a great workout by using a bicycle. However, when it comes to riding a bike under the influence of alcohol or drugs, lots of bad things...
What are the consequences of a DUI conviction for a lawyer?
Attorneys in Ocean City and throughout the rest of Maryland are expected to meet the standards laid down by the American Bar Association’s Model Rules of Professional Conduct. One of these rules states that an attorney engages in professional misconduct when they...
DUIs and alcohol absorption
Drinking and driving can lead Maryland motorists into legal trouble. Some drivers might not realize how alcohol impairs people and may do so quickly. A person's metabolism may rise above the legal limit relatively quickly depending on how much they drank, whether they...