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Posted 18 days ago in Immigration Columbia, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
In NJ and in general, a post-conviction relief petition must be filed with 5... 
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
My recommendation is hire two lawyers. It is hard to be knowledgeable not to...
Posted about 18 hours ago in Criminal Defense Hyattsville, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
The act of concealing the items is what puts you at risk. Start looking for a... 
Mark Kotlarsky's answer
It is rather unusual to be charged if you did not try to leave the store with...
Posted 3 days ago in Criminal Defense Maryland
Posted 5 days ago in DUI / DWI Baltimore, MD 
David Wayne Willis' answer
One year later you called to check up on it. That can't be true, because...
Posted 5 days ago in Criminal Defense Frederick, MD 
Ronald S. Pichlik's answer
Your question is a little unclear. I am going to assume that you are using the...
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
I agree with the assessments of Mr Pichlik that this does not appear to...
Posted 5 days ago in Criminal Defense Baltimore, MD
Posted 6 days ago in Criminal Defense Baltimore, MD 
Joshua Gramling Stein's answer
The same set of alleged facts can be violations of both federal and state... 
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
I don't practice in MD. It means you have to fight your case in Federal Court....
Posted 8 days ago in Criminal Defense Maryland 
Irwin R Kramer's answer
The problem is that you are trying to do the job of experts. And, while you...
Posted 9 days ago in Criminal Defense Frederick, MD 
Karyn T. Missimer's answer
Resectfully, what do you mean by "get in trouble?" I sincerely doubt MD (or... 
William C Wood's answer
Adultery is still on the books in Maryland as a misdemeanor, punishable by up...
Posted 10 days ago in Criminal Defense Hagerstown, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
A conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The level of proof...
Posted 10 days ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Westminster, MD
William C Wood's answer
It is not clear who was found guilty and of what offense. It is likely that...
User's answer
Mr. Wood, My son was the passenger in the vehicle at the time it was pulled...
Posted 10 days ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket White Plains, MD
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
It may be worth your while to consult with a attorney familiar with the judges...
Posted 11 days ago in Criminal Defense Baltimore, MD
Edward Jerome Blum's answer
I don't practice in MD. Blood results can take a long time because of backlog...
Karyn T. Missimer's answer
I agree with the first answer related to why you have not yet received the...
Posted 13 days ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Baltimore, MD 
Larry Jason Feldman's answer
You need to pose this question to a VA attorney immediately.........You may...
Posted 15 days ago in DUI / DWI Baltimore, MD
Larry Jason Feldman's answer
I am assuming that you mean your friend is on probation in MD, not Parole. As...
Posted 17 days ago in Criminal Defense Landover, MD
Karyn T. Missimer's answer
Respectfully, this is a question best directed to your local police department... 
Mark L Rosenberg's answer
You can certainly call the police, but they may not be willing to charge him...
Posted 18 days ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Snow Hill, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
Contact the Court, and ask whether you qualify for the assistance of the public...
Posted 18 days ago in Criminal Defense Denton, MD
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Many people post questions here asking about their chances in court. No one...
Posted 21 days ago in Criminal Defense Glen Burnie, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
The likelihood of the charges getting dropped, without your friend admitting... 
Nathaniel C Fick Jr's answer
Very unlikely. Best to fully prepare yourself to defend. A copy of the...
Posted 22 days ago in Criminal Defense Oxon Hill, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
This is an issue that you need to discuss with your lawyer. In general, you can... |
