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Carjackings on the Rise in Maryland

By Hammad S. Matin |

A recent study by the State of Maryland has revealed that carjackings are on the rise. In 2016, some 644 carjackings were reported, which is a 23 percent increase compared to the prior year. Advances in technology may be to blame. Cars are no longer able to be hotwired, and instead require a code… Read More »

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Shoplifting Laws in Maryland

By Hammad S. Matin |

Shoplifting is often viewed as a minor crime with minimal consequences but this is often not the case. There are substantial penalties at stake when faced with a shoplifting charge. A skilled defense attorney can help establish a winning defense to your charges and get you the best outcome possible. It is necessary for… Read More »

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What Not to Do if You Are Pulled Over for Drunk Driving

By Hammad S. Matin |

If you are pulled over for drunk driving it is important to know the best way to respond. Remaining calm and knowing what not to do can greatly help you in this stressful situation. Following these basic tips is a great first step. If you find yourself under arrest for drunk driving, contact a… Read More »

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Potential Consequences for a Drug Offense in Maryland

By Hammad S. Matin |

Despite the ongoing dialogue about the extent to which certain drugs—namely marijuana—should remain against the law, a number of drugs are still very illegal in Maryland. In the event you face charges on account of possessing illicit drugs of any kind, you are best served by seeking legal assistance at the earliest available juncture…. Read More »

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Baltimore Body Cameras Making Impact – Are Police Treating You Fairly?

By Hammad S. Matin |

The increased adoption of body cameras among Maryland police appears to have potentially caught up with at least one officer. Amid evidence that the officer in question—Richard Pinheiro—planted drugs in a bid to warrant arrest, Baltimore prosecutors are dismissing gun and drug charges of a felony nature in at least 34 cases on account… Read More »

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