Premier Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Legal Advocacy In Maryland
SCHEDULE A CASE REVIEW
Please visit our contact page and reach us by submitting our online form. Our office will be in touch with you shortly.
Someone accuses you of a criminal act, whether they publish a statement on social media or file a police report, they can cause real harm to you. Obviously, the Maryland police will do their best to investigate allegations of criminal activity. They may question your...
Everyone charged with a crime in Maryland is concerned about the potential outcome, especially those with no prior criminal record. These defendants in Maryland are prime candidates for a PBJ offer from the court, which is also known technically in the Maryland...
If Maryland authorities believe that you're driving under the influence of alcohol, you may be asked to take a Breathalyzer or other sobriety tests. Although you have the right to refuse such a request, you may face a variety of penalties for doing so. Refusing a...
In Maryland, there are two different drunk driving statutes, and the crime that you are charged with depends on your blood alcohol level. In either scenario, you could face jail time, a fine or other penalties for a first or subsequent offense. Driving under the...
Being charged with driving under the influence is a serious criminal charge in Maryland. The state has opted for a unique approach to prosecuting impaired driving by establishing both a DUI and DWI standard. For alcohol impairment cases, the 0.08% blood alcohol...
We're debuting the first two episodes of our new video series "Ask an Attorney". You'll be able to keep up with the series here on our website, or on our Youtube channel. Introducing Attorney Michael Walls Transcript Hi, I’m Attorney Mike Walls from Maronick Law...
We are proud to be a statewide Maryland law firm and to be the go-to criminal defense and DUI law firm, as the best-reviewed firm with a local office in Ocean City. We constantly are getting locals and visitors asking us about the "special event zones." Why can you...
Maryland lawmakers have updated the criminal definition of stalking to include electronic means and the use of devices that track locations without consent. Electronic stalking and geotagging were not covered under the old definition. The change takes effect Oct. 1,...
A plea is a statement by a defendant where the accused admits guilt or innocence in response to criminal charges. If the defendant pleads “not guilty” then the case proceeds to trial. In many instances, however, the case will not go to trial. A plea bargain occurs...
In a recent high-profile event, a popular movie star slapped a well-known comic during a nationally televised awards show. The comic has reportedly declined to press charges but if such an event happened in Maryland, what kind of charges could result? Maryland law...
