If you are facing criminal charges for drug possession or distribution, you may be concerned that your life is about to change forever. If you are convicted of a drug crime in Maryland, you could be facing years in prison, thousands of dollars in fines, and various other serious consequences that could affect the rest of your life. Even after you have done your time, a drug conviction may remain on your record, making it difficult for you to find a job, get a loan, and even get custody of your children. Maryland residents facing drug charges can strongly benefit from the assistance of an experienced attorney throughout the legal process.
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Can I say no to a Breathalyzer test?
Your day is going fine -- really no different than any other day. Then, while driving around town, you see flashing lights in your rearview. The police are pulling you over, but you are not sure what for. The officer comes to your window, and you learn that he or she suspects you of driving while under the influence of alcohol. He or she asks you to submit to a Breathalyzer, which is standard in the state of Maryland. What should you do?
Lawmakers work to close ignition interlock devices loophole
A drunk driving conviction in Maryland can result in serious criminal penalties, including license suspension, jail time, and significant fines. In 2016, Maryland passed the Drunk Driving Reduction Act of 2016, also known as Noah's Law, which specifies that Maryland drivers with drunk driving convictions on their record must have an ignition interlock device installed in their vehicles.
