An acquittal of all charges should not affect your job. You should get your record expunged right away. Depending on your job, you may wish to get a true test copy of the disposition first.

You remain liable for the car loan. The judge will not allow that as a defense. Your husband may be liable to you for the money that you pay for the loan.

You should request a trial and go to court. The judge will watch the video and you can testify to what happened. The judge will decide the case. If it was a camera ticket (as opposed to being stopped by a police officer), then there are no points assessed.

If you received a traffic ticket, you should request a trial within 30 days of the ticket and go to court. If the police officer does not appear, you would be acquitted. If the police officer appears, you can have a trial. Even if you are convicted, the judge can offer probation before judgment... Read more »

An attorney would need to review pictures of the intersection, the police report, and witness statements. In many bus only lanes, other drivers are permitted to enter the lane and turn just prior to the intersection. You can pull up pictures of the intersection using Google maps.

There is a possibility that criminal charges will be filed for malicious destruction of property in addition to a claim for damages for the belongings destroyed. There is no way to be sure whether criminal charges will be filed.

There are cases that hold that it is enough to search your car. The cases distinguish between the search of your car during a traffic stop and the search of your person when you are in a store. Of course, the issue turns on the facts of the stop and you should discuss that with an attorney.

The owner of the property can issue a warning that someone is not allowed on the property. If she comes on the property, she can be charged with trespass. It does not matter that it is the daughter of a resident.

I have never seen that before. Check with your attorney. If you are not represented by counsel, you can call the Clerk's office to inquire.

It sounds like someone is requesting a check to make a payment for a service.

It is a civil citation and not a criminal charge. You cannot be sent to jail. Since you are under 21, the judge can order you to a drug treatment or education program.

An attorney may be better able to raise technical defenses such as insisting the State be able to prove the substance was... Read more »

A Public Defender should enter his or her appearance for him promptly. He should reach out to the Public Defender's office. As far as when they come to see him, that is a different matter. They are extremely busy and I do not know how they decide when to visit their clients who are incarcerated.

Jail is unlikely for a first time offender. An attorney can probably keep a conviction off your record. You should retain private counsel or go to the Public Defender.

You should speak with a bankruptcy attorney to see if bankruptcy is an option for you.

First degree assault is a felony and a crime of violence.

This charge is a felony. If it says it is a misdemeanor on Maryland Judiciary Case Search, this is an error.

The person is supposed to pull over to a safe location so as not to impede traffic and then stop. If the person does that, it is not a hit and run.

He should either retain private counsel or the Public Defender if he cannot afford a private attorney.

If your name is on the ticket, then it is your responsibility. If you fail to take care of it, your license will be suspended.

Now, if it is a moving violation, do not pay it. Request a trial within 30 days and go to court. You do not want to receive points on your license.

If you cannot retain private counsel, contact the Public Defender as soon as possible. Jail is unlikely for a first time offender. An attorney will likely be able to keep a conviction off your record. You should be prepared to make restitution which will be required and also go a long way to... Read more »

Even felony theft convictions can be expunged in Maryland now after a 15 year waiting period if you are otherwise eligible for expungement.