Electric scooters (e-scooters) are trendy in Maryland, but riders must still adhere to the responsibilities of traveling on the motor-powered platform. Persons riding on an e-scooter must follow all traffic and safety laws, including riding while intoxicated. Those...
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Answers to Four Common Questions About Maryland DUI Impoundment
Ocean City, Maryland, is a resort town, and keeping the roads safe requires constant monitoring for drunk drivers. So whether you’re a local or tourist, if you plan to be in town, it’s wise to familiarize yourself with the area’s DUI laws. Here are four common...
Maryland Changes Laws to Allow More Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits
A new law that went into effect on October 1, 2023 allows survivors of child sexual abuse to file civil lawsuits against their abusers and the institutions that enabled them, regardless of how long ago the abuse occurred. The “Child Victims Act” was signed into law...
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Maryland’s Concealed Carry Restrictions
In a significant decision on Friday, Sept. 29, 2023, a federal judge has temporarily halted sections of Maryland's new gun legislation that limited where concealed firearms could be carried. The “Gun Safety Act of 2023” was set to go into effect on October 1. The...
Maryland Reduces Waiting Periods for Criminal Record Expungements
A new Maryland law shortening the waiting periods before certain criminal convictions can be expunged took effect on October 1. The new law expands opportunities for clearing a criminal record. Known as the “REDEEM Act of 2023,” the bill was signed into law earlier...
What to Expect at Your Maryland Arraignment Hearing
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....
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...