Internet Harassment: Criminal Conduct, Protective Orders, Civil Remedies [Know Your Options]

by eldridge | Jun 25, 2018 | Legal Informational Resources, Maryland Criminal laws

In the last 20 years, the explosive growth of the internet caused an explosion of Internet Harassment.  Whether it is internet harassment of a person or a business, the growth of cyber-bullying, revenge porn, or just plain false information online has grown...

Proposed Maryland Court Policy Could Disadvantage Defendants

by eldridge | Nov 21, 2016 | Legal Informational Resources, Maryland Criminal laws

Last month, the State’s Attorney proposed a new rule that could have serious repercussions for defendants in Maryland criminal cases. In late October, Maryland State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby proposed a measure to reform the ability for judges to solely hear criminal...

Understanding Maryland Drug Laws

by eldridge | Nov 12, 2015 | Legal Informational Resources, Maryland Criminal laws

As the nation continues to discuss drug law reform, it is important to stay updated regarding the drug laws in Maryland. Take a moment to understand legal terms and consequences regarding Maryland drug laws. Decriminalization In 2014, Maryland passed a...

Baltimore Criminal Lawyer: First-time Offender Series – Assault

by eldridge | May 6, 2014 | Maryland Criminal laws

Baltimore Criminal Lawyer: First-time Offender series – Assault If you have been charged with a crime as a first-time offender, or are a fan of our website and are waiting for the next installment of our First Time Offender series, wait no further! Our series...

Baltimore Criminal Lawyer: 2014 General Assembly Recap

by eldridge | Apr 8, 2014 | Legal Informational Resources, Maryland Criminal laws

Well the 2014 session is over and it sure ended with a bang.  A full recap is forthcoming, but here is your Baltimore Criminal Lawyer’s winners and losers. Baltimore Criminal Lawyer 2014 General Assembly Session Winners Pot Smokers – Marijuana possession...

Maryland Lawyer explains why innocent behavior is not probable cause to search you or your car

by eldridge | Nov 16, 2012 | Maryland Criminal laws

As a Maryland Lawyer, who practices criminal law, I am often approached by potential clients, friends or acquaintances, concerning the legal basis for a police officer to approach you and ask questions, or even search your person, belongings or vehicle. Maryland...