Being accused of resisting arrest is a serious legal matter with significant consequences. Resisting arrest involves intentionally obstructing or opposing a law enforcement officer’s attempt to perform a lawful arrest. If you find yourself facing such an accusation, it’s vital to understand your rights and take the appropriate steps to protect your interests. Working with […]
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Can You Ride an Electric Bike If You’re Barred From Driving?
In recent years, electric bikes, or e-bikes, have gained popularity as a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to transportation. With their rising popularity, questions have emerged about the legality of riding an electric bike for individuals barred from driving in Maryland. Maryland State Law regulates e-bikes under MD Transp Code § 11-104 (2019), which classifies them […]
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Do You Need a Lawyer to File for Expungement in Maryland?
Expungement is a legal process that enables individuals to clear their criminal records under certain circumstances. In Maryland, you may petition for an expungement if your case is based on an acquittal, a not guilty verdict, or a dismissal. Additionally, if you received Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) or were found guilty of certain nuisance crimes, […]
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The Importance of an Alcohol Assessment in a DUI Case
Facing DUI charges can have severe consequences, affecting one’s driving privileges, employment prospects, and personal reputation. In DUI cases, the court often requires individuals to undergo an assessment administered by a qualified professional to evaluate their alcohol consumption patterns and associated risk levels. A skilled DUI lawyer at The Law Office of Hillel Traub can […]
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What Is DUI Per Se in Maryland?
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a weighty offense that carries significant legal consequences. In Maryland, DUI laws aim to maintain road safety and protect motorists from the dangers associated with impaired driving. One crucial aspect of DUI enforcement is the concept of DUI per se, which establishes the legal limits for blood alcohol concentration […]
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Who Needs to Be Included on My Car’s Insurance Plan?
Car insurance is a vital component of responsible vehicle ownership, providing financial protection in cases of accidents. When it comes to ensuring adequate coverage, you should consider any individual who plans to be behind the wheel of your car, which may include family members, teenagers, or other permissive users. In instances where a potential accident […]
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5 Defense Strategies for Driving Without Registration in Maryland
In Maryland, registration represents that your vehicle taxes are paid and the Motor Vehicle Administration is aware of where your vehicle is located. This enables them to send you notices of unpaid fines, license suspensions, or other notices. If you are pulled over without registration, you may face serious legal consequences. However, individuals charged with […]
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At What Point Does a Maryland Driver’s License Get Suspended?
A driver’s license is a privilege that allows individuals to operate a vehicle legally. However, this privilege can be suspended under certain circumstances when drivers fail to comply with the rules and regulations set by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA). But at what point does a license get suspended? One common reason for a […]
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Why a Lawyer Is Important During a MVA Suspension Hearing in Maryland
If you are facing a serious traffic violation in Maryland that may leave your driving privileges at risk, you may be required to attend a hearing from the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) to appeal a license suspension or any penalties. During an MVA hearing, you’ll face an administrative law judge who will present the MVA’s […]
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When Are You in Violation of Maryland’s Booster Seat Laws?
Maryland’s booster seat laws are designed to keep children safe while riding in a vehicle. These laws require children to use booster seats until they meet certain age, height, and weight requirements. Complying with these laws can reduce the risk of serious injuries by 45% for children ages four to eight when compared with seat […]
