When people hear the term “implied consent” after a DUI arrest, they often don’t realize how serious it is. In Maryland and across the United States, implied consent means that by choosing to drive on public roads, you have already agreed—whether you said it or not—to take a chemical test if a law enforcement officerRead More
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Can You Get a DUI in a Self-Driving Car in Maryland?
Self-driving technology is advancing quickly, but the law hasn’t caught up yet. Many drivers in Southern Maryland wonder: can you still get a DUI in a self-driving car? The short answer is yes. Maryland law still holds the person in the driver’s seat responsible, even if the car is operating itself. Maryland DUI Laws andRead More
When Did Drinking and Driving Become Illegal?
Today, drinking and driving is a criminal offense in all 50 states, but it wasn’t always that way. If you’ve ever wondered when did drinking and driving become illegal, the answer depends on how far back you go—and which laws you’re talking about. Let’s look at the history of DUI laws in the United States,Read More
DUI Accident Attorney in Maryland: Why You Need Legal Help After a Drunk Driving Crash
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Maryland—and when an accident is involved, the consequences multiply. Whether you’re accused of causing the crash or you were injured by a drunk driver, having a skilled DUI accident attorney by your side is critical. In this post, we’ll explain how a DUI accident lawyerRead More
What Are the Chances of Going to Jail for a Second DUI in Maryland?
Getting charged with a second DUI in Maryland is a serious matter—and the chances of going to jail are much higher than for a first offense. Whether you live in Charles County, Prince George’s County, Calvert County, or St. Mary’s County, the penalties for repeat DUI offenders can include mandatory jail time, hefty fines, andRead More
