Maryland DUI For Out-Of-Staters If you’re in Maryland on vacation you likely want to spend your time having fun and being carefree. Unfortunately, if you are arrested and charged with driving drunk your good time can end up causing havoc, with the consequences often following you back home. Many people mistakenly believe that because an Read More

Are Drunk Driving Checkpoints Legal In Maryland? Sobriety checkpoints, also known as drunk driving checkpoints, are a common method employed by law enforcement officials to nab intoxicated drivers. In some states, the checkpoints are illegal, while other states allow police officers to use them freely. What does Maryland law say about the issue? Keep reading Read More

Breathalyzer Tests And Acid Reflux It’s something that would likely surprise many Maryland drivers, but heartburn or severe acid reflux conditions can occasionally lead to inaccurate breathalyzer test results, falsely indicating that someone is impaired when they truly are not. How does acid reflux work? Millions of people across the country suffer from serious heartburn Read More

Drunk Driving With Minors Though drunk driving laws in Maryland are already harsh, things can become magnitudes worse for those who are found to be driving under the influence with minor children in the vehicle. Maryland law says that existing penalties for drunk driving will be enhanced in cases where an intoxicated driver is found Read More

Drugged Driving In Maryland Though most people understand that it is illegal to operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, many may not realize that it is similarly illegal to drive while under the influence of drugs or any other intoxicating substance. In Maryland, the law says that any substance that could potentially impact Read More

Can I Be Charged With DUI In Maryland Without A Blood Alcohol Test?  Surprisingly, the short answer is yes, given that other evidence such as testimony from the arresting officer can be used to convict a person of driving under the influence. In Maryland, there is no legal requirement to have a blood alcohol test Read More