What To Do When You’re Arrested
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
December 4, 2019
Getting arrested for a crime or violation of the law can be a hostile situation by nature. Whether you are being arrested for a crime you did commit, or believe you are being arrested unlawfully for a crime you had no involvement in, it’s important to know the proper behaviors to exhibit once you are […]
What is a Plea Bargain?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
November 26, 2019
When you have committed a crime and go through the proceedings of your criminal case in Maryland, you will need to respond to the crimes you are being charged with in court. When you work with an experienced criminal defense lawyer in Towson, MD, your chances of a favorable outcome are much higher than if […]
Do Miranda Rights Affect Criminal Charges?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
November 5, 2019
A person’s Miranda Rights are directly related to the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution and exist to protect U.S. citizens against self-incrimination. This includes the right of an individual to not serve as a witness to a crime they themselves have been charged with. Let’s take a further look at Miranda rights and […]
Will You Lose Your Job After a Drug Charge?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
October 22, 2019
Being charged with a drug crime can be worrisome, especially if you have a job. You’re likely wondering a few things: Do I have to tell my employer about the drug charge? Will my boss fire me if he finds out about my charges? Will this drug charge keep me from future employment? Albers & […]
What Does it Mean to be Charged with Assault and Battery?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
October 17, 2019
Assault and battery charges in Maryland can have severe consequences that can affect your family and your future. Albers & Associates is here to help you better understand this crime and the charges involved and will be there to defend you through the legal process following your crime. Types of Assault 1st-Degree Assault – The […]
4 Tips for Success in the Courtroom
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
September 3, 2019
Though your criminal defense attorney is there to fight for you and is ultimately the responsible party for achieving success in your case, there are also things you can do to make the process go smoother and have a better impression on the judge. TIP #1: Present Yourself Appropriately The way you appear physically in […]
Can a Minor Be Tried as an Adult?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
July 2, 2019
When anyone under the age of 18 commits a crime, they will typically be given a trial in juvenile court. The consequences and penalties for juvenile crime are less severe than that of an adult, and are commonly assessed as minor fines and short jail sentences. But we’ve all heard a few news stories where […]
When to Worry About Probation Violations
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
June 26, 2019
Probation is the system’s way of “letting someone off easily.” The alternative, of course, is jail time. Despite it being seen as an offender getting the “easy” way out, probation is still extremely serious and is not to be taken lightly. There are many different ways to violate your parole, but some are more serious […]
The Facts About Drug Dealing Charges
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
June 19, 2019
Getting caught in possession of a controlled substance comes with a hefty penalty, but if you are also suspected of circulating or selling said controlled substance, the penalties will inevitably become more serious. Today we’re going to talk about the facts of drug dealing charges. The Schedule of the Drug Makes a Difference The penalties […]
Have You Been Charged with a Drug Crime in Maryland?
Category: Maryland Criminal Defense
May 29, 2019
Maryland is known for its harsh drug crime laws and your case will likely be no different. Many start out with charges that, if you’re found guilty of, will come with harsh fines, sentences, and life-changing impact that could affect your social status, future employment opportunities, and even disqualify you for a loan. If you’ve […]
