Jeremy Widder

If you are facing gun charges in Southern Maryland, you need a gun crime lawyer who understands Maryland’s complex firearms laws and has experience defending clients in Charles County, St. Mary’s County, and Calvert County courts. At SoMD Criminal Defense, we represent individuals charged with illegal firearm possession, carrying without a permit, gun-related felonies, andRead More

Unsupervised probation is a type of criminal sentence that allows a defendant to serve their probation period without regular check-ins with a probation officer. Unlike supervised probation, where you must report to an officer regularly and comply with strict oversight, unsupervised probation gives you more freedom while still requiring you to follow certain court-ordered conditions.Read More

Nolle prosequi is a Latin legal term meaning “we shall no longer prosecute.” When a prosecutor enters a nolle prosequi in a Maryland criminal case, they are formally declining to continue pursuing the charges against the defendant. While this is not the same as an acquittal or dismissal, it effectively ends the prosecution of theRead More

Exculpatory evidence is any evidence that tends to prove a defendant’s innocence or reduces their culpability in a criminal case. Under the landmark Supreme Court decision Brady v. Maryland (1963), prosecutors are constitutionally required to disclose all exculpatory evidence to the defense. Failure to do so is a violation of due process and can resultRead More