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Maryland Provisional Driver’s License: Convictions

December 13, 2010 by David R. Waranch, Filed Under: Maryland DUI and DWI, Maryland Traffic Defense Tagged With: Maryland provisional license lawyer, maryland traffic offense attorney, Maryland Traffic Ticket Lawyer, provisional license maryland, provisional license suspension maryland, traffic offense attorney maryland, traffic ticket attorney maryland, traffic violation attorney maryland.

Maryland traffic citatons are treated differently with regards to a Maryland provisional license. In Maryland, if you have a provisional driver’s license and receive a PBJ (probation before judgment), the Maryland MVA will consider that a conviction. If you have a “full” driver’s license, however, a PBJ is not considered a conviction for purposes of Read More

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