Losing your gun rights in Maryland can feel permanent—but for many people, it’s not. Whether you’ve been convicted of a felony, a domestic violence offense, or were once subject to an involuntary commitment, there may be legal pathways to restoring your right to own and possess firearms. This post breaks down how gun rights areRead More
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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
Probation Before Judgment in Maryland DUI: What You Need to Know
If you’ve been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI) in Maryland, you may have heard the term “Probation Before Judgment” (PBJ). This option can significantly reduce the long-term consequences of a conviction, but it’s not automatic—and it’s not always the best choice in every case. Here’s what you needRead More
What Is Involuntary Manslaughter in Maryland?
Involuntary manslaughter is one of the most serious criminal charges a person can face in Maryland. While it’s not considered murder, a conviction can still lead to prison time, a felony record, and lifelong consequences. If you or someone you care about is under investigation or facing charges, it’s important to understand how Maryland lawRead More
Can You Lose Your CDL for a DUI in Maryland?
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
