Felony Crime Defense Attorneys in Glen Burnie, MD Providing Strong Defense Strategies for Felony Charges in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Montgomery County, and Throughout Maryland
A felony conviction will change your life permanently in a negative way. At Maronick Law LLC, we understand how critical it is to act swiftly and aggressively against these charges.
Our team brings over 80 years of combined experience to your case. Our personal, client-focused approach ensures you feel comfortable and confident about your defense strategy.
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443-551-2747What Is The Difference Between A Misdemeanor And A Felony?
Felonies are classified as a more serious criminal charge in Maryland than a misdemeanor. As such, a felony conviction typically results in larger fines and longer prison sentences than a misdemeanor.
Our dedicated team of Maryland felony lawyers represents clients across Maryland facing felony charges, including:
- First-degree murder/homicide
- Property crimes, including arson
- Robbery and theft exceeding $1,000
- Most sex crimes, including rape
- Sexual assault
- White collar crimes, including fraud
Being convicted of any felony sex crime in Maryland will require you to register as a sex offender.
What Is The Difference Between First-Degree Assault And Second-Degree Assault?
The laws surrounding first- and second-degree assault are articulated under S3-202 and S3-203, respectively.
First-degree assault is a more serious felony charge that occurs when someone causes or tries to cause “serious physical injury.” A conviction could result in up to 25 years in prison.
Second-degree assault, while less severe than first-degree assault, still carries significant consequences if convicted. Defined as an attempt to inflict bodily harm, second-degree assault can result in up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $2,500.
Second-degree assault is typically a misdemeanor. However, if the assault occurs against a police officer, probation officer or someone providing emergency services, the charge becomes a felony.
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You have rights. We’ll work to make sure they are protected. Schedule your free consultation today by calling 443-351-6657 or filling out our online form. We have seven offices throughout Maryland for your convenience.
With eight offices across the state, we represent clients anywhere in Maryland, including Glen Burnie, Baltimore, Ocean City, Hartford and Towson.