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Blog: Gun Crimes

  • West Baltimore shooting leaves 10-year-old girl wounded

    Mar 2, 2021

    A gun battle broke out in the streets of West Baltimore leaving multiple people injured. The residents of the Parkview-Woodbrook neighborhood heard gun shots cut the malaise of a late Saturday afternoon. Three people were struck bullets including a 10-year-old girl who was caught in the middle of All three victims were treated at local hospitals and were reported in stable condition. It’s unclear what caused the outburst, but local officials were unequivocal...
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  • Can I purchase or own a handgun after a criminal conviction?

    Oct 16, 2020

    Yes, but it takes time and effort to get Maryland gun rights restored. In Maryland, you need a permit to purchase and carry handguns. Maryland’s handgun licensing law was put into place in 2013 in the aftermath of the December 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings. Most people know that one of the consequences of being convicted of a felony is the loss of the right to own and purchase a gun. In...
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  • Stand Your Ground

    Jun 10, 2020

    The shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida in 2012 brought a lot of attention to “stand your ground” self-defense laws, which allow individuals who believe they are in imminent danger to use deadly force. Critics claim that the laws lead to a “shoot first, ask questions later” attitude. Those who support “stand your ground” say the law allows people to protect themselves without worrying about whether they have retreated sufficiently before using force. Traditionally, under...
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  • Seven Defendants Indicted in Maryland for Illegal Gun Possession

    Dec 16, 2019

    Being convicted of certain types of crimes can lead to a person losing their right to own guns. Maryland’s Attorney General recently indicted seven men for illegally possessing firearms who had records of being convicted of a crime of violence or some other crime that disqualified them from owning guns. Under state law, if a person is convicted of a disqualifying crime, the person is prohibited from possessing a firearm of any kind, regulated...
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