The “extreme ruse” – When consent becomes involuntary
This practice is not without limits.
Blogs & Articles
Was there sufficient evidence to support a conviction for second-degree assault?
The appellant was convicted on two counts of second-degree assault and three counts of reckless endangerment.
Jury Trial Waiver In Montgomery County Circuit court and Impeachment through use of Conviction of Resisting Arrest
Appellant was found guilty by a Montgomery County Circuit Court judge and convicted of child sexual abuse and two counts…
The Work Product Doctrine and Other Crimes Evidence
The disclosure of a recorded statement that contains only the verbatim statements of the witness (facts) is not protected under…
Montgomery County judge allowed to re-seat stricken juror in criminal trial
The court must determine whether purposeful discrimination was at play when jurors were stricken.
Reasonable Fourth Amendment Searches: When do state actors need a search warrant?
A search warrant does not have to be obtained before the collection of gun shot residue from a suspect’s person.
JM attorney obtains sentence reduction for client in ICE custody
The sentence reduction paved the way for the client to be released and to avoid deportation.
JM client acquitted of Felony Theft
The client was accused of stealing World War II antiques from an antique dealer's home.
Debate on “brain scans as lie detectors” highlighted in Maryland murder trial
It may sound like science fiction.
Maryland criminal attorney Andrew Jezic gets client out of state prison 10 years early
Jezic convinced prosecutors in Montgomery County to release his client more than 10 years before the end of his sentence…