While criminal charges remain unresolved, it is wise to limit social media activity, avoid discussing the case, and refrain from making any posts or comments that could have legal implications. It is important to keep in mind that even the most seemingly innocent...
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Does peer pressure lead to more teen crime?
There are many potential factors that can lead to teen crime. Parents are often very surprised to find out that their teenager has been arrested. They can’t imagine what would’ve caused them to break the law or to otherwise find themselves in a situation where they’re...
How can you defend against arson charges in Maryland?
This blog frequently discusses arson to keep Maryland residents informed about the severity of their situation if arrested for an unlawful fire. Most people fail to realize that a charge of arson can lead to serious consequences upon conviction. Lawmakers on state and...
How does a suspended sentence work?
A suspended sentence allows you to avoid some or all of the jail time you would otherwise face if you comply with certain conditions imposed by the court. It means that instead of going to jail or prison, you will be placed on probation or a conditional release. The...
When can you be charged with conspiracy to commit murder?
Conspiracy to commit murder is a serious crime that can carry severe penalties in Maryland. But what exactly does it mean to conspire to kill someone, and when can you be charged with this offense? Here is what you need to know. A conspiracy is an agreement between...
Can you be charged with arson if the fire was an accident?
Arson is the criminal act of willfully and deliberately setting fire to another person’s property. It is a serious offense in Maryland, and you may end up in jail for years if convicted. But what if you accidentally started the fire? Can you still be charged with...
Suppressing evidence in a criminal trial: What you need to know
The crucial role of evidence in criminal charges cannot be ignored. It serves as the foundation for the prosecution's case against the accused and can heavily influence the court's verdict. However, for evidence to be presented during the trial, it must be admissible...
How police mistakes can “poison” evidence
If you’re facing criminal charges, it’s important to consider how the police may have gathered evidence in your case. There are some instances in which they may have made mistakes. These can have a major impact on how the evidence is used in your case or if it can...
Proposed law addresses the use of facial recognition to solve crimes
There’s no doubt that technological advancements have helped law enforcement agencies. Some of those advancements, many argue, violate people’s constitutional rights. One of these is facial recognition technology. The federal government has been building a giant...
When can the police search a vehicle?
The police should not search your car without a valid reason because it is your private property. The ability of the police to search vehicles is subject to several restrictions. An unlawful search could give you the right to challenge the search in court. You must...