Endangerment charges in Maryland arise when a person’s reckless or negligent behavior places another person at risk of serious harm. Child endangerment is the most commonly charged form of this offense, but endangerment charges can also apply to adults in certain circumstances. Maryland law takes these charges seriously, particularly when children are involved, and convictionsRead More
Assault & Violent Crimes
What Is Solicitation? Legal Definition, Penalties & Defenses in Maryland
Solicitation is a criminal offense that involves requesting, encouraging, or commanding another person to commit a crime. You do not have to actually commit the underlying crime to be charged with solicitation — the act of asking someone else to commit it is enough. In Maryland, solicitation charges can arise in many contexts, from solicitationRead More
Sex Crime Defense Attorney in Maryland | SoMD Criminal Defense
Being accused of a sex crime in Maryland is one of the most serious and life-altering situations anyone can face. A conviction can mean decades in prison, mandatory sex offender registration, destruction of your reputation, and permanent limitations on where you can live and work. At SoMD Criminal Defense, our sex crime defense attorneys representRead More
How to Get a Protective Order Dismissed in Maryland
A protective order in Maryland can restrict where you live, where you go, and who you contact. It can affect your custody arrangement, your ability to possess firearms, and even your employment. If a protective order has been filed against you, you have the right to contest it — and in many cases, a skilledRead More
Second Degree Assault in Maryland: What You’re Actually Facing
If you’ve been charged with second degree assault in Maryland, you may be wondering how serious this really is. The answer: very. Despite being classified as a misdemeanor, second degree assault under Maryland Criminal Law § 3-203 carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $2,500. That’s moreRead More
