Yes. A DUI conviction in Maryland can result in CDL disqualification, even if the offense occurred while driving a personal vehicle. For commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders, the legal consequences are much more severe than for standard drivers. Under Maryland Transportation Article § 16-812, commercial drivers face a one-year disqualification of their CDL for aRead More
What to Do When Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence
Being falsely accused of domestic violence can be extremely stressful, and it happens more frequently than you may think. And while there can be many reasons why someone may accuse another of domestic violence, the important thing to focus on is what steps you should take if you have been falsely accused of domestic violence.Read More
What to Know About Resisting Arrest Laws in Maryland
What to Know About Resisting Arrest Laws in Maryland Resisting arrest is a serious charge in Maryland that can have lasting consequences on your criminal record and freedom. Understanding what the law defines as “resisting arrest,” the possible penalties, and your rights is essential if you’re facing this allegation—or trying to avoid one. Here’s whatRead More
Protecting Your Mental Health When Facing Criminal Charges
It can be very stressful when you or someone you love is facing criminal charges. The fear can stem from not understanding the legal system or fear of the consequences of the crime. But, no matter where the stress comes from, it’s essential to take steps to protect your mental health during this challenging time.Read More
DUI Laws For Minor Drivers In Maryland: What You Need To Know
Like in other states, Maryland’s legal drinking age is 21 years old. Anyone in Maryland can get a DUI charge with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent. But when dealing with minors under the age of 18, there is a zero tolerance policy under Maryland Code § 16-113. This means that minors caughtRead More
