Criminal defense is a tradition here at JC Law. We have a combined 45 years of experience defending Marylanders’ rights. That experience results in a
If you have been accused of a crime, the first thing you will want to do is to develop a defense. There are several kinds
As a military member in Maryland, you may think that because you have the right to have weapons in your home, you can use them
If you have had a protective order issued against you, it is important to know what you can and cannot do according to that order.
Maryland has long seen the benefits of allowing victims of domestic abuse to obtain court orders that prohibit abusers from having contact with their victims.
Plea bargaining is a viable and useful strategy that many Maryland residents employ when they are defending themselves against criminal charges. However, before a suspect
Homicide crimes, in which one individual kills another individual, are classified in varying degrees of severity in the state of Maryland. Murder in the first
People sometimes make the mistake of thinking that criminal defense cases in Maryland simply focus on lying to the judge and jury in an attempt
Being charged with a violent crime is one thing. However, being charged with a violent crime that includes weapons charges is another thing entirely. Indeed,
The difference between voluntary and involuntary manslaughter is fairly self-evident. Voluntary manslaughter means that a person intended to kill or at least cause significant harm.
