Quick answer: When a car accident and a DUI suspicion happen together in Maryland, the crash itself becomes evidence in a criminal case — often…
Quick answer: Yes — DUI involving a child passenger changes a Maryland DUI case significantly. Under Maryland Transportation Code § 27-101, having a child under…
Most Maryland police departments now equip patrol officers with body-worn cameras, and in a DUI stop, that camera is often running before the driver’s window…
A breath test number can feel like the end of the conversation in a Maryland DUI case, but it isn’t. In short: Maryland breath testing…
A blood test can look like the most scientific, hardest-to-argue-with piece of evidence in a DUI case — but the number on the lab report…
Yes — and as of a recent change in Maryland law, speed alone can now be enough. In short: since October 1, 2025, driving 30…
Maryland treats “bad driving” as a spectrum, not a single offense, and where a specific incident falls on that spectrum can mean the difference between…
Nobody plans to become incapacitated. But the reality is that illness, injury, or cognitive decline can strip a person of the ability to communicate their…
One drink. One bad decision. One traffic stop. For a college student in Maryland, that sequence of events can derail a degree, destroy a career…
Maryland legalized recreational marijuana in 2023 — but that doesn’t mean you can smoke and drive. A Maryland marijuana DWI charge carries the same criminal penalties as…
