Many Maryland drivers only think about whether they are able to walk in a perfectly straight line once they get pulled over. They fail to realize that there is more to the walk-and-turn test. This field sobriety test is approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety...
Thousands of Maryland residents are currently attempting to move on with their lives after being convicted of a crime and serving their debt to society. But unfortunately, the effects and ramifications of a criminal record can negatively impact their lives long after...
Drunk driving is taken very seriously in the state of Maryland. If you have been accused of this crime in this state, you should consider the possible consequences. In addition to the penalties you can receive, drunk driving can have a huge effect on your ability to...
Your phone has the ability to obtain and store a significant amount of data regarding your whereabouts. Police in Maryland and elsewhere may gain access to this data, which may result in your involvement in a criminal investigation. Ultimately, you may be subject to a...
According to the NOBA project, 75% of criminal cases in Maryland and around the country that were exonerated through DNA evidence were originally convicted due to faulty eyewitness testimony. Eyewitnesses are a pivotal part of many criminal prosecutions. However,...
Cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance in Maryland, which means lawmakers believe the drug is highly addictive but has some medical uses. Possessing, distributing or trafficking Schedule II controlled substances is punished harshly in the Old Line State, and...
Boating is a favorite pastime of many Maryland residents during the warmer seasons. While it gives people a sense of freedom and adventure, operating a boat carries responsibility. Like driving drunk, boating while intoxicated poses risks to everyone. Maryland’s...
Maryland police have the right to conduct a traffic stop if they reasonably suspect that a crime may have been committed. For instance, if an officer sees that your car's lights aren't on, it is likely sufficient cause to pull your vehicle over. However, in some...
Prescription drugs can have some of the same effects as illicit drugs, which is why Maryland regulates prescription medications. If law enforcement catches someone without a valid prescription possessing controlled medications, the person with the drugs can face...
Maryland truck drivers need a commercial driver's license (CDL) to operate their oversized vehicles legally. A tractor-trailer requires specialized knowledge and skills, so a standard driver's license doesn't cut it. These drivers spend a lot of time on the road,...