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Maryland Needs To Change The Law Applied In Imperfect Self-Defense Cases – Here’s How To Fix It

Dec 4, 2024

Maryland Criminal Law Article § 4-204, which mandates a sentence of five years without parole for the use of a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence, deserves revision. The current law, though designed to deter and punish individuals who use firearms in...

What to Look for When Choosing a Baltimore Attorney for Criminal Defense

Dec 14, 2022

Getting convicted of a felony in Baltimore means you could not only be put behind bars, but you set yourself back in terms of your personal and professional life. Hiring a credible Baltimore attorney is your only saving grace. But what should you look for in a...

2A Rights Denied Due To An Expunged Conviction?

Dec 14, 2022

Very often, people are confounded by the current state of firearm regulation in Maryland. Across the State of Maryland, people are being denied HQL, CCW, firearm purchases, and other firearm-related rights due to expunged convictions. In Maryland, it is not easy to...

Absolute Divorce or Limited Divorce?

Aug 5, 2019

There are two different kinds of divorces in Maryland. An Absolute Divorce is the only way in Maryland in which you can dissolve a marriage. A Limited Divorce does not end a marriage; it will only resolve issues of property. A Limited Divorce is useful when the...

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