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