Archive for January 2019
Expungement in Maryland
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Read MoreBaltimore’s Homicide Rate Dips in 2018
Homicide rates in major cities across the U.S. appear to be on the decline this year after increasing over the last few years, according to a recent New York Times article. The report indicates that by the time statistics are available for the entire year, the murder rate should be about 4 to 5% lower…
Read MoreMotor Vehicle Administration Hearings After a DWI/DUI Arrest
Drivers who are charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) face many penalties if convicted. They can be sentenced to jail or prison (depending on the type of charge), and be forced to pay substantial penalties and fines. Their insurance rates can increase, or their coverage can be cancelled. They can…
Read MoreLegal Loopholes Allow Convicted DUI Drivers to Circumvent Ignition Interlock Law
The State. com reported in September 2018 that a South Carolina Law (called Emma’s Law) that was meant to help force DUI offenders to prove sobriety before they could drive has not worked as planned. The law requires that anyone convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol, whose blood alcohol content (BAC) level was…
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