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A breath test can become a major part of a driving under the influence (DUI) case. If police do not test you until some time after the stop, you may wonder whether they waited too long to use the result in court. Maryland limits how long police have to collect a...
In Maryland, points against a driver’s license create consequences that extend beyond a fine. Points can have a negative effect on driving privileges, insurance costs and employment options – and a recent change means drivers now face even more points in certain...
Facing a driving under the influence (DUI) charge can feel overwhelming. You are looking at strict court dates and license suspension concerns that can cause significant stress. It is normal to want to challenge the charge if you feel you have the grounds to do so....
A police officer stopping you because they suspect you are Driving Under the Influence (DUI) can create a stressful experience all on its own. At that moment, you might wonder whether refusing a breath test could work in your favor. Understanding the consequences can...
Maryland allows DUI checkpoints, but only under narrow rules. Understanding these procedures helps you recognize whether police are following the law. Are DUI checkpoints legal in Maryland? Maryland permits DUI checkpoints under state and federal constitutional...
In some cases, when people are pulled over for driving under the influence of alcohol, they will be surprised to fail the breath test. Even if that person knows that they have consumed alcohol, they will honestly say they did not feel very intoxicated. They thought...
Tis the season to enjoy the sparkle of holiday lights. But that cannot be said for the blue lights on the police car behind you on the road. Why is there an annual uptick in the number of driving under the influence (DUI) arrests? Learn more below about the increased...
Many people assume that sleeping in their car after drinking is the smart and safe decision. You might think resting until you sober up keeps everyone out of harm’s way. Unfortunately, Maryland law doesn’t see it that way. Depending on the circumstances, you could...
In Maryland, if a police officer pulls you over on suspicion of impaired driving, they may want you to take a chemical test. This measures your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). For the majority of drivers, with the exception of underage drivers and commercial...
As we’ve discussed here before, Maryland laws have increased the likelihood of needing to install an ignition interlock device (IID) on your vehicle(s) if you’ve been convicted of DUI and want to continue to be able to legally drive. The IID may have to stay on for...
