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- Luigi Mangione Evidence Hearing Update: Gun, Notes, And Bodycam Footage In The UHC CEO Case
Dec 12, 2025
What Happened In Court, And Why It Matters Now New reporting has added important details to the ongoing evidence hearing involving Luigi Mangione, who is charged in connection with the December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City. Although the one-year anniversary passed on December 4, 2025, the most immediate question in the case right now is not a trial date. Instead, it is this: That question matters because the...Read More - What Should You Say And Not Say During A Holiday DUI Traffic Stop In Maryland?
Dec 11, 2025
Holiday DUI traffic stops in Maryland This guide covers what to say, what not to say, and how to protect yourself without escalating the encounter. First, The Goal Is Simple During a holiday DUI traffic stop, your job is to stay calm, be polite, and avoid creating extra evidence against yourself. You can cooperate with basic identification requests while keeping your answers short and controlled. Similar Post: What You Should Say During A Holiday DUI...Read More - U.S. Wind, Ocean City, and the Massachusetts Offshore Wind Ruling: What It All Means for Maryland
Dec 5, 2025
When Ocean City attorney Tom Maronick appeared on the The Big Picture: Why Offshore Wind Is In Court At All Tom explained that he is part of the Stop Offshore Wind Coalition and that there was recently a major development from outside Maryland. A federal judge in Massachusetts considered whether the Trump administration could revoke a permit for an offshore wind project that was one step away from final approval. According to Tom, the...Read More - Understanding Maryland’s Constitutional Process for Removing Elected Officials Facing Criminal Charges
Dec 3, 2025
When elected officials face criminal charges, questions about whether they can remain in office often arise. In Maryland, the state constitution outlines a specific process for suspending or removing public officials under certain circumstances. This process balances accountability with due process, ensuring that elected leaders are not prematurely removed before a conviction while still holding them responsible once guilt is established. How Maryland’s Constitution Addresses Criminal Misconduct in Office Maryland’s constitutional provisions for handling criminally...Read More - What Should You Do And Not Do During A DUI Stop In Ocean City Maryland?
Dec 3, 2025
Ocean City looks different in the winter, but DUI stops This guide covers Why Winter DUI Stops In Ocean City Can Feel More Intense Winter changes the environment around a stop. Roads feel emptier, lighting can be limited, and weather can turn quickly. In addition, holiday weekends and winter events still draw visitors, which means enforcement does not disappear. Common winter factors in Earlier darkness and lower visibility Wet pavement, fog, or...Read More - Were Charges Filed Too Soon? Understanding the Delays and Questions Surrounding the 2024 Ocean Parkway Fatal Crash
Dec 2, 2025
When a serious crash leads to a tragic loss of life, families understandably want answers. Yet, sometimes the investigative process raises more questions than it resolves. This is exactly what happened in the November 16, 2024 incident involving William Lewis, the brother of Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis. Although prosecutors recently filed charges, the case has drawn public attention because the Maryland State Police crash investigation was still unfinished at the time. As defense counsel,...Read More - When Does Public Filming Cross the Line? Understanding First Amendment Auditors in Maryland
Dec 1, 2025
On October 25, 2025, three men wearing masks and sunglasses were seen recording people outside the post office on North Juniata Street in Havre de Grace. Their presence attracted immediate attention from nearby residents, many of whom contacted police out of concern. Havre de Grace Police Chief Jonathan Krass confirmed the department received numerous calls, noting that the situation “puts people on edge a little bit.” According to Krass, the men described themselves as First...Read More - Presumption of Innocence: Understanding the Legal Process in a Maryland Child Abuse Case
Dec 1, 2025
When a tragic event involves the death or injury of a child, emotions understandably run high. Maryland law enforcement and prosecutors take these cases extremely seriously, and charges can carry some of the most severe penalties in the state. However, even in heartbreaking circumstances, every accused individual is entitled to constitutional protections, including the presumption of innocence, the right to counsel, and the opportunity to challenge the state’s evidence in court. A recent Baltimore County...Read More - Pulled Over After Thanksgiving Dinner? What Maryland Drivers Should Know About DUI Charges
Nov 26, 2025
Thanksgiving weekend brings families together across Maryland, yet it also brings a noticeable spike in DUI stops. Whether you spent the holiday at a family gathering, a friend’s home, or a local bar, you may have seen more patrol cars on the road than usual. Because Maryland increases traffic enforcement during the entire holiday weekend, many drivers find themselves facing DUI charges even after having only a drink or two with dinner. If this...Read More - Thanksgiving Drunk Driving in Maryland: What Drivers Need to Know Before the Holiday Weekend
Nov 23, 2025
Thanksgiving brings families together across Maryland, but it also brings one of the highest spikes in DUI arrests of the entire year. With bars packed on Thanksgiving Eve, families celebrating late into the night, and long drives home after holiday gatherings, police departments across the state shift into high-enforcement mode. For many drivers, this means an increased chance of being stopped, questioned, or even arrested for suspected drunk driving, sometimes after having far less to...Read More