Man released from Immigration Custody, Granted Permanent Residency after 2009 Conviction Vacated
Maryland criminal lawyer Rand W. Lucey obtained a new trial for a client that had plead guilty to drug possession in 2009.
Things to Consider Before Hiring Maryland Personal Injury Lawyers
Make sure to get a lawyer who has the skills and experience in the area of your personal injury.
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Accident Attorney obtains trial judgment well over the insurance company’s offer
The ultimate judgment was almost $10,000 over the insurance company’s initial offer.
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Attorney Jonathan Carroll Overrides Insurance Company’s Decision on Liability
Don’t be discouraged when an insurance company refuses to pay for your injuries.
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Homicide Charges Dismissed Nearly 2 Decades after Guilty Plea
After initially appealing the Judge’s decision, the State ultimately decided not to prosecute the client.
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Hung jury for Jezic’s client on sex offenses
After a four-day jury trial, a mistrial was declared by the circuit court judge.
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Gaithersburg man, husband of day care provider, faces sex-abuse charges
The client is charged with 16 counts of sexual abuse and related counts.
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Over 45 lbs of marijuana possesion receives misdemeanor deal with no additional time in jail.
April 2013, Criminal attorney Jonathan R. Oates successfully fought and won deal in Prince George’s County Circuit Court for client accused of possessing and distributing over 45 lbs of marijuana.
bond reduced from $400,000 to $17,500 in Prince George’s County
This, despite the very serious charges of sexual child abuse.
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Jezic argues murder case before Annapolis appellate court
The client was convicted of felony murder in Prince George’s County.
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