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Music is considered by many an integral exercise of free speech, but rappers and other hip-hop artists being incriminated by their lyrical content is a surprisingly common occurrence. The argument being made by district attorneys in Maryland and elsewhere is that,...
When it comes to criminal cases, eyewitness testimony can be one of the most important pieces of evidence. However, there are a number of problems with relying on this type of evidence. If you're facing criminal charges, it's important to understand the potential...
No one ever desires to get interrogated by the police in Maryland. It can be a frightening and confusing experience. If you are not sure what to do, you could make things worse for yourself. To have an easier process and desirable outcome, here's what you need to do....
Did you know that the United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world and that a large percentage of those people are incarcerated pre-trial? Here's a look at the disparate impact of pre-trial detention on marginalized communities in Maryland and what...
Preventable overdoses in Maryland and around the country claimed more than 93,000 lives in 2020 according to figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and powerful synthetic opioids like fentanyl played a role in about 60% of those deaths. Fentanyl...
Being convicted of driving under the influence in Maryland is a serious legal matter, and especially for those convicted multiple times. Even a first-offense charge carries substantial penalties upon conviction. Additionally, it is not necessary to be drinking alcohol...
Credible evidence could lead to a conviction in a criminal court. Eyewitness testimony, like photographic evidence or text messages, may prove compelling to Maryland juries. Unfortunately, unlike other types of evidence, witness testimony might be far more...
Maryland police officers sometimes conduct investigations that involve lying to suspects in hopes of gleaning information that cannot be obtained otherwise. The U.S. Supreme Court has continually upheld this police power in its rulings, but two states have decided...
Technology and, more specifically, our dependence on technology has entered dangerous territory. Countless daily activities are governed solely through technological indicators. Everything from the morning wakeup alarm, our lunch order placed via mobile app and the...
Courts in Maryland and around the country take the Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable government search and seizure very seriously, but they have made exceptions and allowed police officers to conduct warrantless searches of suspects they reasonably believe...
