Gun laws in Maryland are among the strictest in the country. If you’re facing gun charges in Maryland, it’s critical to understand the potential consequences and how to protect your rights. Whether it involves illegal possession, transportation, or use of a firearm, a conviction can lead to severe penalties, including jail time, fines, and aRead More
Post-Conviction Drug Treatment – 8-505 Evaluations and 8-507 Placements
When substance abuse plays a role in criminal charges, Maryland law allows certain defendants to pursue treatment instead of—or in addition to—traditional incarceration. Two key options are found under the Maryland Health-General Article: the 8-505 evaluation and the 8-507 placement. These processes can provide a pathway to inpatient drug treatment for individuals struggling with addiction,Read More
Is Hit and Run a Felony in Maryland? Understanding the Legal Consequences
If you’re involved in a car accident and leave the scene, you could be charged with a serious crime. But is hit and run a felony in Maryland? The answer depends on the circumstances of the accident—especially whether someone was injured or killed. What Counts as a Hit and Run in Maryland? Under Maryland TransportationRead More
Motions to Reconsider
What is a Motion to Reconsider? Maryland Rule 4-345 allows for anyone sentenced in a criminal case to file a motion asking that the Judge reconsider their sentence. The motion needs to be filed within ninety days of the sentencing date, but the Judge has five years to set the motion in for a hearingRead More
Charged With Revenge Porn in Maryland? Understanding the Law and Your Defense Options
If you are facing revenge porn charges in Maryland, you could be looking at misdemeanor or felony penalties that include jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Maryland takes non-consensual pornography seriously under Criminal Law Code 3-809, and a conviction can affect your career, relationships, and reputation for years. Whether you believe you haveRead More
