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Can You Get a Security Clearance With a DUI?

Being charged with a DUI / DWI can have a tremendous impact on your security clearance, especially if the situation ends in conviction. As many jobs in the District of Columbia, Maryland and DC area require and or show preference towards those who have a security clearance, it is critical that one hires a team […]

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What is an Aggravated DUI in Maryland?

Key Takeaways Maryland doesn’t have a separate criminal charge for an aggravated DUI, however, certain factors can increase the seriousness of a DUI charge and result in enhanced penalties. Knowing what may affect the seriousness of your case can help you understand your options and why an experienced DUI defense attorney at Alpert Schreyer, LLC […]

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How a Forensic Lawyer-Scientist Can Help With Your Maryland DUI Case

Key Takeaways If you’re facing a DUI charge in Maryland, a conviction could have consequences that affect your driving privileges, finances, career, and future for years to come. This is why having the right defense strategy is extremely important. A forensic lawyer-scientist at Alpert Schreyer, LLC brings a unique combination of legal knowledge and scientific […]

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The U.S. Department of State Has Revoked Tens of Thousands of Nonimmigrant Visas From DUI & Reckless Driving Arrests

Key Takeaways Foreign nationals with U.S. nonimmigrant visas are facing increased scrutiny following a significant rise in visa revocations by the U.S. Department of State. The Trump administration has revoked over 100,000 nonimmigrant visas in 2025; approximately 16,000 were due to  DUI-related or reckless driving arrests, regardless of whether it led to a conviction. Under […]

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What Does Refusing a Chemical Test Mean in Maryland?

Key Takeaways If you are pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI) in Maryland, the officer may request that you take a chemical test to measure your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). This test is usually a breath test, but in some cases they may ask you to […]

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First-Offense DUI vs. Repeat Offenses

Key Takeaways A DUI charge in Maryland carries serious consequences that can impact the rest of your life. Maryland law treats first-time and repeat DUI offenses differently, and those distinctions can have a significant impact on your case, including the penalties you face, your defense strategy, and the long-term consequences. First-Offense DUI in Maryland A […]

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10 Defenses Against DUI Charges in Maryland

Facing DUI charges in Maryland can be a daunting experience, carrying significant legal and personal consequences. However, there are numerous defenses available that can potentially mitigate or even dismiss these charges. Understanding these defenses is crucial for anyone accused of driving under the influence, as it can profoundly impact the outcome of their case. Contact […]

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A DUI’s Impact on an H-1B Visa or Immigration

Even if it is deemed a first-time offense, being convicted of a DUI, DWI or comparable offense has the potential to lead to H-1B visa revocation or non-renewal. While being charged with a driving offense that alleges impairment does not mean that one will immediately face consequences, the risk for deportation among other consequences is […]

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Understanding Maryland’s Blood Alcohol Content DUI Laws

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Maryland, and the state has implemented strict laws to deter and punish impaired driving. One of the key components of DUI enforcement is the measurement of a driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC). BAC refers to the percentage of alcohol in a person’s bloodstream, and it […]

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Maryland DUI Charge vs DUI Conviction

Often people think that just because they’ve been charged with a DUI, they’ve provided a breath or a blood sample, that sample value was over a 0.08, that that’s pretty much the end of it and there’s nothing that they can do to help themselves when they come to court. That is just not true. […]

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