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Possessing illegal drugs in Maryland can lead to serious charges. But you can also be prosecuted for possessing drug paraphernalia - objects or items related to the processing and use of drugs. Usually, drug paraphernalia doesn't lead to severe charges in the same way...
Law enforcement officers use field sobriety tests (FSTs) to determine if a driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. However, these tests are not always accurate, and you can challenge them in court. Here are some reasons why field sobriety tests are...
Urban areas in Maryland and around the country are getting more dangerous for road users. Traffic accident fatalities in rural areas fell by 10% between 2010 and 2019, but that positive news was more than offset by a worrying 34% rise in road deaths in cities and...
For most employees in Maryland, worker's compensation is the primary source for financial recovery after a work-related injury. However, in certain circumstances, workers may be able to file a third-party lawsuit against a party other than their employer, i.e., if...
It's certainly possible to work in a hospital or any other medical facility in Maryland as a nurse after a DUI conviction. However, this depends on several factors, including the time that's elapsed since your conviction, the efforts you've made to demonstrate your...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released drinking and driving statistics for the year 2022. The statistics cover a number of different data points, including state-by-state breakdowns. According to the NHTSA, there were 501 total car accident...
Most people have a general idea of domestic violence but have little idea of the specific behaviors that could lead to an arrest. Since a domestic violence arrest can potentially have life-changing consequences for most defendants, it's essential to understand when...
Not all car accident injuries are immediately obvious, even to the injured party. Indeed, delayed pain is a common phenomenon following a car accident. For people in Maryland who have been injured, it is important to carefully assess any injuries following a crash and...
Simple possession of drugs applies to minor incidents when a person is caught with only a negligible quantity of a controlled substance. This can include the drugs you have on your person as well as the drugs in your house or car. The definition of "negligible" with...
Many auto accident victims in Maryland and the District of Columbia suffer what may seem to be minor head injuries. Closed head injuries are actually relatively common when accidents occur. The problem is that head injuries are especially susceptible to delayed...