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Violent crimes in Maryland come with serious penalties and lasting consequences. If you’re facing a charge, understanding the specific offense is essential. Below are three common violent criminal offenses under Maryland law: 1. First-degree assault First-degree...
The presence of a weapon can significantly alter the nature and severity of many offenses, such as robbery, domestic violence and, of course, assault. What might have been a simple assault case can quickly escalate to a more serious crime when there is a weapon. In...
Being contacted by someone who works in a homicide division of a law enforcement agency can be stressful. Many people often connect the word “homicide” with murder, but that’s not the case. It’s possible that a death is being investigated as a homicide, but that...
A simple traffic stop for suspected drunk driving can change your life in unexpected ways. What you might expect to be a simple DUI charge can quickly become much worse when someone gets hurt. Some people don't realize that drunk driving cases can lead to violent...
Facing charges over an alleged violent crime is never good. Whatever the specific charge, the alleged violence means you are likely to be looking at stiff penalties if found guilty. The potential consequences of a conviction could become even harsher if the...
You are allowed to use force to defend yourself in Maryland. In some cases, this could include deadly force. If you are arrested or charged, you can use self-defense to show that your actions were justified. You acted as you believed was necessary to keep yourself or...
When life is lost, the legal system can be unforgiving. Courts must carefully examine every aspect of the incident, including intent. For those accused of homicide, understanding the role of intent is crucial. Intent influences the outcome of homicide cases Intent...
When most people think of the word homicide, they usually automatically think about murder. While it’s true that murder is a form of homicide, it’s not the only one. Homicide is a broad term that refers to one person causing the demise of another person. A homicide...
In the eyes of the law, anyone who speeds up and disregards the safety of others on the road is often a serious threat to civilian lives. This reckless behavior can lead to severe legal consequences. Depending on the circumstances, the defendant may contend with...
Defending yourself can lead to unexpected and serious consequences. While Maryland law recognizes your right to self-defense, it will also hold you accountable for your actions. An accidental death during self-defense is not a simple matter. It involves complex legal...
