Maryland combines assault and battery into a single offense with first- and second-degree charges. Here is how the law works and what penalties you face.
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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
