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In Maryland, what is DUI per se?

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In Maryland, DUI per se simply means that the Defendant was given a breathalyzer test and had a B.A.C. (blood alcohol content) of .08 or above. Unless the accuracy of the reading is sucessfully challenged, a judge or jury could convict a Defendant solely on the basis of that reading. Therefore, even if the Defendant Read More

I received a PBJ for my Maryland DUI, can it be expunged?

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If you recieve a PBJ (“probation before judgment”) for a DUI in Maryland, it cannot be expunged. When you receive a PBJ for a Maryland DUI or DWI case, it is unlike receiving a PBJ for a criminal case. In a Maryland criminal case, you may be eligible for expungement within three years of receiving Read More

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How Can A Maryland Lawyer Help Me With A Bench Warrant and Failure To Appear?

I failed to Appear in Maryland, how can you help? If you’ve failed to appear in Maryland or received a Maryland bench warrant, a lawyer can be very helpful.  In Maryland, if you were charged with a “must appear” criminal or traffic offense and you missed your court date, a bench warrant will likely be Read More

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Maryland Criminal Defense Lawyer Explains Bail In Maryland

What is bail? The bail system works by releasing a criminal defendant from jail in exchange for money that the court holds until the criminal proceedings are finished. The court uses the money as a kind of financial guarantee that the person will not flee the jurisdiction. If you skip town then you lose the Read More

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Maryland Criminal Defense Lawyer Explains “Due Process”

What Is Due Process In Maryland? Anyone who has watched a few hours of television has likely run across a cop show where someone uses the phrase “due process” in the context of a criminal action. Though it’s a commonly used term, surprisingly few people understand exactly what it means. What does “due process” mean? Read More

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Law Offices of David R. Waranch, LLC

8957 A-Edmonston Road

Greenbelt, MD 20770

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