Many jobs require some security clearances. This includes government and military jobs as well as government contractors, private security jobs, and more. In many cases, if you are not eligible for clearance, you will lose your job. If you have a job that depends on your security clearance, and if an officer arrests you on suspicion of driving […]
Read more...Many people facing charges of driving under the influence (DUI) rightfully worry about probation, possible time in jail, or the loss of their driver’s license. However, you should also always consider the effects on your finances, as a DUI conviction can cost you in many different ways. Aside from court-imposed fines, court costs, and fees […]
Read more...More than 22 million people work for federal, state, and local government agencies across the United States. Many government employees reside in Maryland and commute to our nation’s capital to work every day. A substantial number of government jobs require some level of security clearance, which requires a thorough investigation, interview process, and background check to […]
Read more...A conviction of driving under the influence may affect your life in many unexpected ways. Even though you paid your fines and court costs, completed your probation, and now have your driver’s license back, you still may not be able to put your DUI completely behind you. One way a DUI can make life difficult […]
Read more...When an officer arrests you for driving under the influence (DUI) in Maryland, you will likely face DUI charges in criminal court. Unlike most driving violations, DUI is a criminal offense, and a conviction will go on your permanent criminal record. While the criminal court may issue a sentence including probation, fines, time in jail, […]
Read more...A Maryland DUI conviction can result in many different consequences. Most people tend to think first about the legal consequences that can be imposed by a court—probation, community service, fines, counseling, or jail time, just to name a few. But the reality is that the consequences of a DUI can extend far beyond any sentence imposed […]
Read more...If you’ve been arrested in Maryland, it’s important to know the differences between probation and parole. While there are some similarities, such as individuals on probation and individuals on parole are all monitored by the Parole and Probation Division of the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, there are also significant differences. Probation Probation is when […]
Read more...In Maryland, felony cases are handled differently than misdemeanors. Usually, in a felony case, a person is arrested by a police officer, and a preliminary hearing date is set. During the preliminary hearing, the prosecutor has to demonstrate to the judge that the state has enough evidence to move forward with the case. However, a […]
Read more...Being charged with domestic violence is a serious matter. Arguments at home can sometimes escalate to serious charges. Many people who are charged have never been accused of a crime before and don’t know anything about domestic violence charges. What Is Domestic Violence? In Maryland, certain crimes between family and household members are considered domestic […]
Read more...While state lawmakers have been recently reevaluating some of Maryland’s marijuana policies, with the state Senate voting to increase the amount a person can carry without facing legal charges, the recreational use of marijuana is still illegal. Maryland may be working towards legalization, but there’s still a ways to go and for now, it’s important to […]
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