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I recently represented a young man with a long history of drug and alcohol use with the associated court and MVA records.  He has been on the MVA’s ignition interlock program for nearly a year.  He received several violation notices … Continue reading →

I recently appeared before Judge Sue Ellen Hantman in Howard County District Court.  I find that she is usually willing to utter the words “Not Guilty” when given the opportunity to do so.  I was representing an 18 year-old otherwise … Continue reading →

I find that often client expect me to work miracles and to do it cheap.  While l like to think of myself as a very competent and effective criminal defense, traffic and personal injury lawyer, I know that I sometimes … Continue reading →

My client, a very nice and professional woman, walked into a bar in 2005, she ordered a drink and pulled out her credit card. The bar did not accept that card.  She had nothing else with which to pay the … Continue reading →

I posted earlier about my victory in Baltimore County Traffic Court for a client who wanted to challenge a speeding ticket issued by a camera on the Baltimore Beltway.  This morning’s newspaper carried a story of an attorney who appealed … Continue reading →

In Baltimore County District Court (Essex) I today represented a person charged with a sped / accident violation and passing on the shoulder.  The officer did not witness the accident and could not offer any testimony.  The “victim” was summonsed … Continue reading →

I appeared yesterday before Judge Marsha Russell for a client charge with three count related to his leaving the scene of an accident.  The victim, who is a friend and professional colleague of my client, was there; as were three other … Continue reading →

I long-time client asked me to represent him in a Speed Camera case in Baltimore County.  My fee was cut and I spent too much time for too little money.  However, after diving into this case and with the backdrop … Continue reading →

Client paid two of three tickets in order to get her car out of impound.  This resulted in “Guilty” entries on the court’s docket and her MVA record.  (See Blog post of last week).  The judge granted my motion for … Continue reading →

Today I appeared in Baltimore City District Court representing a client accused of a traffic offense associated with a car accident.  The officer and victim both appeared.  My client had a good driving record and we took a chance at … Continue reading →