Why Its So Hard To Beat A Maryland Speeding Ticket

Maryland speeding tickets are not easy to “beat.”  In fact, its often easier to beat a more serious Maryland traffic ticket.  For example, it is often easier to prevail on a Maryland DUI than a speeding ticket.  In a Maryland DUI case, the State has the same burden of proof, however, there are more issues involved [...]

Handling Traffic Cases In Prince George’s County, MD

Every county in Maryland handles cases differently and has its own quirks.  Therefore, its important to hire a traffic ticket lawyer in Maryland who is familiar with the particular county in which you are charged.  A Maryland traffic attorney who is familiar with your county should be comfortable with the judges, prosecutors, and how things generally [...]

Driving Without Insurance In Maryland, Part 2

What if I don’t have the car anymore? If you’ve been charged in Maryland with driving an uninsured vehicle, chances are your court date could be several months after you were pulled over.  Obviously, if you don’t own a car anymore, you can’t insure something that you don’t have.  In most cases, if you are [...]

3 Reasons To Appeal Your Maryland Traffic Case

In Maryland, if you are unhappy with result of your traffic ticket case, you have a right to appeal the case within 30 days of the disposition.  Here’s three great reasons why you might want to consider appealing the case. 1. The Judge Treated You Unfairly:  Your traffic record was perfect, you were only going [...]

You Shall Receive Your Maryland Traffic Citations

Once in a awhile, a client will come to my office with a Maryland traffic charge, but without the actual citations.  When asked about this, the client will state that the officer did not issue the citations and they he/she said that the traffic citations “will be mailed.” Under Maryland law, the office is required and [...]

What To Do If You Missed A Maryland MVA Hearing

If you request a Maryland MVA hearing, you are required to appear.  A lawyer can be helpful to your case, but cannot appear on your behalf.  Unfortunately, if you miss the hearing, the MVA will simply enroll the suspension, revocation, or any other action that they are seeking to take.  Don’t panic, you may be [...]