Criminal Law

18. 05

2015

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Facts and Statistics, Law blog, Legal Advice

Expungement vs. Seal

As criminal defense attorneys, our goal is not just to defend you in court, but to ensure that your rights and criminal history are protected. If you are arrested on a criminal offense in your younger days and are now applying for a government job, it may be a bit more difficult than you might […]

13. 05

2015

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Facts and Statistics

Maryland Crime Statistics

Crime is a problem across the country, and it usually falls to the statisticians to determine how well law enforcement is decreasing it. The numbers for Maryland are surprising in that there are so many theft charges. However, that amount has decreased from 2010 to 2013. Murders and rapes have also decreased in this time […]

06. 02

2015

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Legal Advice, New Maryland Laws

New Maryland Law: No Cell Phones While Driving

At the Law Offices of Blackford & Flohr, we understand there is a lot of confusion around many of the laws in place. It can be difficult to keep up with all of the new laws coming into play, so we’ve taken the liberty to start a new blog series on New Maryland Laws. Stay […]

21. 01

2015

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Law blog, New Maryland Laws

New Maryland Law: Move Over Law (Emergency Vehicles & Bicycles)

Keeping up with the new Maryland laws can be difficult and confusing, so we’d like to keep you informed about the new laws that will most impact your everyday life. Oftentimes, Marylanders are arrested for laws they did not even know existed. Some are charged with penalties and fines they did not know were associated […]

22. 07

2014

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Legal Advice

Arrest Process and Release

If you are arrested by the police, then you will go through what is known as the arrest process. These are the steps in which police officers take before, during, and after placing you under arrest. Sometimes steps are skipped or performed incorrectly, which may be the basis of a legal challenge to suppress evidence in […]

23. 03

2013

By William Blackford Blog, Criminal Law, Legal Advice

9 Questions to Ask Your Lawyer

If you are injured and need the help of a personal injury lawyer, you should take some time and make sure the firm you’re hiring will meet your needs. Before hiring any lawyer (including a Maryland personal injury lawyer), it’s important to gather some important information about them and their work: their work ethic and […]

Expungement vs. Seal

Maryland Crime Statistics

New Maryland Law: No Cell Phones While Driving

New Maryland Law: Move Over Law (Emergency Vehicles & Bicycles)

Arrest Process and Release

9 Questions to Ask Your Lawyer

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