by Jimeno & Gray | May 27, 2015
Implied consent laws mandate that as long as you have a driver’s license, it is implied that you have consented to be pulled over by a police officer under suspicion of DUI in Maryland and have your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) measured. If you are... by Jimeno & Gray | May 27, 2015
If you are in the midst of a Maryland DWI or DUI case, there are many legal defenses that you may be able to apply to your case. Although there is no guarantee that your case will be dismissed in Howard County, a Maryland DUI lawyer can discuss potential defenses with... by Jimeno & Gray | May 27, 2015
After a DUI in Maryland, you may have the opportunity to get your license back by accepting an alcohol restriction on your license, which may require that you install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle. An attorney from our team of Glen Burnie, Maryland... by Jimeno & Gray | May 27, 2015
The penalties for a third DUI charge in Maryland are considerably more severe than those applied for a first or even second charge, ranging from $500 to $4,000. It’s highly advisable that you enlist the assistance of a Maryland drunk driving defense lawyer if you are... by Jimeno & Gray | May 27, 2015
Refusing a breathalyzer test in Maryland can carry severe consequences, so it’s important that you speak with one our two former DWI prosecutors who can help you defend your rights and driving privileges. There can be serious ramifications for refusing to take a...